Ansible – Components of Ansible (Part-2)
Components of Ansible 1. Executables Description: Key Executables: This command pings all hosts in the inventory to check connectivity. ansible-playbook: Used to run playbooks, which are YAML…
Ansible – What is Ansible and How it works (Part-1)
What is Ansible? Ansible is an open-source automation tool used for configuration management, application deployment, and task automation. It simplifies complex tasks and makes it easier to…
Git and GitHub – GitHub Overview (Part-15)
1. Github Description: 2. Org (Organization) Description: Example: 3. Team Description: Example: 4. Auth (Authentication) Description: Examples: OAuth Authentication: Personal Access Tokens: SSH Key Authentication: 5. Action…
Git and GitHub – Git Log Explanation (Part-14)
Git Log Explanation Explanation of Each Part 1. Commit Hash 2. References (Branches and Tags) 3. Commit Message Simplified Breakdown of Each Line Summary The git log…
Git and GitHub – Merge and Pull (Part-13)
Merge and Pull in Git Merge Merge is a command used to combine the changes from one branch into another. It is typically used to integrate changes…
Git and GitHub – Types of branch (Part-12)
Local and Remote Branches in Git Local Branch A local branch is a branch that exists in your local Git repository. You create and manage local branches…
Git and GitHub – Git Undoing, Conflict Resolution, Cherry Picking, Stash (Part-11)
Undoing changes in Git can be approached in several ways, depending on what you need to achieve. Here, we’ll cover the most common scenarios and commands for…
Git and GitHub – Understanding Git Concepts (Part-10)
Understanding Git Concepts 1. Git Branching and Merging Branching allows you to create a separate line of development. It’s useful for working on different features or fixes…
Git and GitHub – How to push/pull and clone files between Local machine and GitHub (Part-9)
Git and GitHub: Step-by-Step Guide Let’s explore how to interact with Git and GitHub, focusing on pushing, pulling, and cloning files between your local machine and GitHub….
Git and GitHub – How to push/pull and clone files between Local machine and GitHub (Part-8)
Pushing Existing Code to GitHub using HTTPS Prerequisites: Run below command It will ask for personal token to connect to github Create personal token from github Go…
Git and GitHub – What is GitHub (Part-7)
What is GitHub? GitHub is a web-based platform that uses Git for version control and offers features to facilitate collaboration on software development projects. It hosts your…
Git and GitHub – Git Checkout (Part-6)
1. Switching Branches Scenario: You have multiple branches in your repository, and you want to switch from the current branch to another branch. Example: Switch to feature-branch:…
Git and GitHub – Workflow – How Git work (Part-5)
Understanding the Git Workflow: The Git workflow typically involves three main areas: Workspace, Staging Area (Stage), and Repository (Repo). The diagram you provided illustrates these areas and…
Git and GitHub – Log and Show Command in Git (Part-4)
Git Log Command: git log Purpose: The git log command displays a list of commits in your repository, showing information about each commit such as the commit…
Git and GitHub – How to start with Git (Part -3)
1. Create a Repository (repo) A repository is a storage location where your project files and their version history are kept. Steps: Example: This creates a new…
Git and GitHub – What is Git Bash (Part -2)
What is Git Bash? Git Bash is a command-line interface that emulates a bash shell environment on Windows. It comes packaged with Git for Windows and provides…
Git and GitHub – What is Git and Installation (Part -1)
What is Git? What is Git? Git is a version control tool used to manage and track changes in source code during software development. It helps developers…
Azure Fundamental – Azure Identity and Access Management (Part -11)
What is IAM in Azure? IAM stands for Identity and Access Management. In Azure, IAM is a framework for managing digital identities and access to resources. It…
Azure Fundamental – Azure Resource Manager and Azure Templates (Part-10)
Detailed Explanation: Example Scenario: Suppose a user wants to deploy a virtual machine (VM) on Azure. They could: To Start with Azure template Download Visual studio –>…
How to Install Azure CLI in Visual studio
1. Download & Launch Visual Studio Code The first step is to download and install Visual Studio Code here if you haven’t downloaded it before. If you have, just…