SKSai Krishna Ogguinsaikrishnaoggu.hashnode.dev·22h ago · 11 min readHow To Design a Test Automation Strategy for a New Product Using Playwright?When a new product enters development, one of the first questions teams ask is: “How quickly can we automate the application?” I think the better question is: “What should we automate, how should we a00
MKMuthu Kumar Murugaiyaninitsmuthu.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 8 min readAzure DevOps YAML is architecture, not a long fileMost Azure DevOps pipelines that hurt were never designed. They grew. The first version was twenty lines: restore, build, deploy to dev. Then someone added a staging deploy to the same job, behind an 02I
OOOluwagbade Odimayoingbadedata.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 16 min readA Green Pipeline Is a Claim, Not ProofA green pipeline feels like an answer. Every stage has a tick, the run says Succeeded, and the website loads. For most of Week 10 of the DevOps Micro Internship, that was exactly where I would normall01I
MKMuthu Kumar Murugaiyaninitsmuthu.hashnode.dev·Sep 21 · 4 min readA green pipeline is not a successful releaseYour pipeline can be green and still be unsafe to ship. I have opened a succeeded run, then opened the live site, more times than I want to count. The board is green. Release notes already went out. S12M
VVictorinkloudcaptain.hashnode.dev·Sep 21 · 11 min readI flew helicopters for a living. If I had to break into Azure again, I'd start with the Cloud Resume ChallengeQuick bit of background so you know who's talking. I didn't do computer science. I flew helicopters for a living for a few years, and at some point I realised the thing I actually wanted to do was bui00
ADAdeniji Danielinbrainy-blog.hashnode.dev·Sep 18 · 12 min readBuilding a Secure Azure Hub-and-Spoke Network with Terraform and OpenVPNThe Problem and the Architecture When you first start provisioning infrastructure in the cloud, the easiest way to access your virtual machines is by assigning them a Public IP address. It is fast, co00
HAHardik Arorainhardik0811arora.hashnode.dev·Sep 14 · 5 min readRight-Sizing My Microservice based Kubernetes Deployment: Escaping ACR Costs and Fixing OOMKilled Pods As I was working on my small-scale portfolio deployment using Azure DevOps and Kubernetes(AKS). My main goal was simple: reduce unnecessary infrastructure costs while keeping my CI/CD pipeline and wor00
HAHardik Arorainhardik0811arora.hashnode.dev·Sep 13 · 7 min readMy Breaking and LearningJourney with Azure DevopsI've been working on a small DevSecOps project to get more hands-on with Azure DevOps and cloud Checkout Github Overview here I wanted to understand what happens between: Developer ↓ Azure Devops00
CPCédric Poissonincedric-poisson.hashnode.dev·Sep 3 · 6 min readFrom a Working Active Directory to a Working SIEM: Automating Detection with OpenTofu, Ansible, and WazuhContext After automating the deployment of an Active Directory forest with OpenTofu and Ansible (see the previous article), the next step felt obvious: an AD with no monitoring is a blind infrastructu00
CPCédric Poissonincedric-poisson.hashnode.dev·Aug 28 · 7 min readFrom Zero to a Working Active Directory Forest — Automating Everything with OpenTofu and AnsibleA few weeks ago I set myself a challenge: build a fully working Active Directory lab on Azure — forest, domain controller, organizational units, group policies, a domain-joined client — without touchi00
