RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.dev00Day 32: Git Rebase | 100 Days of DevOps7h ago · 2 min read · Content: Today I worked on rebasing a feature branch with the master branch in a Git repository. The objective was to integrate the latest changes from the master branch into the feature branch withoJoin discussion
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.dev00Day 31: Git Stash | 100 Days of DevOps1d ago · 2 min read · Content: Today I worked on restoring stashed changes in a Git repository and pushing them to the remote repository. The task involved identifying a specific stash entry, applying it, and then committJoin discussion
SPShabna Pinwhataws.hashnode.dev00How DevOps Bridges the Gap Between Development and Operations1d ago · 7 min read · If you have ever worked in a team where developers and operations engineers barely spoke to each other — you already understand the problem DevOps was built to solve. The tension between development aJoin discussion
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.dev00Day 30: Git Hard Reset | 100 Days of DevOps2d ago · 2 min read · Content: Today I worked on cleaning up a Git repository by rewriting its commit history using a hard reset. The goal was to remove unnecessary test commits and retain only the essential commits, ensuJoin discussion
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.dev00Day 29 : Manage Git Pull Requests | 100 Days of DevOps2d ago · 2 min read · Content: Today I worked on implementing a proper Git workflow to prevent direct changes to the master branch in a shared repository. The goal was to ensure that all changes go through a review procesJoin discussion
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.dev00Day 28 : Git Cherry Pick | 100 Days of DevOps4d ago · 2 min read · Content: Today I worked on applying a specific commit from one branch to another in a Git repository, as requested by the xFusionCorp development team. The task required moving only a single commit fJoin discussion
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.dev00Day 27 : Git Revert Some Changes | 100 Days of DevOps4d ago · 2 min read · Content: Today I worked on reverting changes in a Git repository as requested by the xFusionCorp development team. The task involved undoing the latest commit without deleting history, ensuring the rJoin discussion
Ssktindevopsdesk.hashnode.dev00DevOps for SaaS: Top Scaling Challenges and How to Fix Them6d ago · 4 min read · One day everything is running smoothly. The team is shipping features, users are happy, and growth is going up. Then quietly, things start breaking. Deployments get scary. The cloud bill jumps. NobodyJoin discussion
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.dev00Day 26 : Git Manage Remotes | 100 Days of DevOps5d ago · 2 min read · Content: Today I worked on managing Git remotes and pushing changes to a newly added remote repository as per the xFusionCorp development team’s requirement. The task involved adding a new remote, coJoin discussion
ADAayush Darangeinaayush-dev.hashnode.dev10Deploying Apps the Right Way - A Production-Grade AWS Setup5d ago · 5 min read · Real applications don't sit in public subnets with open ports. They live in private subnets, with tightly controlled access. So I put together a full setup: VPC with public and private subnets across Join discussion
