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Automate your Documentation with Gitlab and Mkdocs

Producing documentation may be painful and need a lot of time to write and operate. In this story, I will share with you, my way of generating docs using the DevOps approach. To make life easier, we will explore the art of automation 😃. Let’s go fol...

Jan 3, 2021·6 min read·blog.hatembentayeb.devUpdated Jan 11, 2021Read the article

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hatem ben tayeb

@btx · Tunisia

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I am a DevOps engineer from Tunisia, with 3 years of experience in Deploying and monitoring infrastructure, I develop DevOps tools to help developers and SRE to act rapidly to accidents, I deploy and setup monitoring, alerts, and rich man solutions to defend against attacks.

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Infraplus Consulting

Jan 4, 2021

Good tutorial thx a lot.

i saw these command git add . && git commit -m "initial commit" a && git push

Being lazy, i recommend you to use GACP For lazy poeple