--- title: "Nisarg Makwana (@nisargmakwana04) | Hashnode" description: "Nisarg Makwana (@nisargmakwana04) writes on Hashnode. Read their latest articles and follow their work." url: "https://hashnode.com/@nisargmakwana04" --- @nisargmakwana04 # Nisarg Makwana @nisargmakwana04 · Joined September 2025 ### [Day 8 of My DevOps Journey: Pull Requests, Revert, Reset, Stash & Cherry-pick](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-8-of-my-devops-journey-pull-requests-revert-reset-stash-cherry-pick?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) Shorter day today, but the topics covered are ones you'll genuinely use all the time once working in a team on Git - pull requests, and a few ways to undo or rearrange work. Pull Request (PR) A pull r 4 min read · [daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-8-of-my-devops-journey-pull-requests-revert-reset-stash-cherry-pick?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [Sep 1](https://hashnode.com/posts/day-8-of-my-devops-journey-pull-requests-revert-reset-stash-cherry-pick/6a970411d8818c2343d26ca7) ### [Day 7 of My DevOps Journey: Getting Started with Git & GitHub](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-7-of-my-devops-journey-getting-started-with-git-github?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) Day 7 - moved on from shell scripting and started Git and GitHub. This is where version control comes in, and it's one of the most fundamental skills in the DevOps roadmap since almost every workflow 4 min read · [daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-7-of-my-devops-journey-getting-started-with-git-github?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [Aug 26](https://hashnode.com/posts/day-7-of-my-devops-journey-getting-started-with-git-github/6a8f0001c44a174a5d2305be) ### [Day 6 of My DevOps Journey: Finishing Shell Scripting - Functions, Loops, and Real Scripts](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-6-of-my-devops-journey-finishing-shell-scripting-functions-loops-and-real-scripts?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) Day 6 - the last day on shell scripting for now, and it was a good one. Instead of just individual commands, today was about putting things together into actual working scripts: creating users, instal 5 min read · [daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-6-of-my-devops-journey-finishing-shell-scripting-functions-loops-and-real-scripts?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [Aug 25](https://hashnode.com/posts/day-6-of-my-devops-journey-finishing-shell-scripting-functions-loops-and-real-scripts/6a8d7ecd78c6ebed625a8a4c) ### [Day 5 of My DevOps Journey: Networking Commands, AWS EBS/LVM, and Shell Scripting Basics](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-5-of-my-devops-journey-networking-commands-aws-ebs-lvm-and-shell-scripting-basics?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) Day 5. Networking diagnostic commands, how storage works on AWS (EBS + LVM), and the very first steps into shell scripting. Networking commands These are the tools you reach for when something on the 5 min read · [daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-5-of-my-devops-journey-networking-commands-aws-ebs-lvm-and-shell-scripting-basics?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [Aug 22](https://hashnode.com/posts/day-5-of-my-devops-journey-networking-commands-aws-ebs-lvm-and-shell-scripting-basics/6a89c91535be28dfca8bb638) ### [Day 4 of My DevOps Journey: awk, sed, and find](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-4-of-my-devops-journey-awk-sed-and-find?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) Shorter day today - didn't get as much time as usual - but still covered a few text-processing tools that are genuinely used all the time when working with logs and config files on Linux: awk, sed, an 4 min read · [daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev](https://daily-devops-logs.hashnode.dev/day-4-of-my-devops-journey-awk-sed-and-find?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [Aug 20](https://hashnode.com/posts/day-4-of-my-devops-journey-awk-sed-and-find/6a872116bd3f9f976c491a0b)