Category: Azure DevOps
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How to set up GIT Repository in Azure DevOps
Prerequisites You must have an organization and project in Azure DevOps. When you create a project, Azure DevOps automatically creates an empty repository in Repos. 1. Install Git command-line tools Install one of the following Git command-line tools: To install Git for Windows check this link https://dynamics365techy.com/2023/05/git-github-window-os/ 2. Clone the repo to your computer To work…
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Shell Commands for File Management
Shell commands for file management: ls: Example: ls Description: Lists files and directories in the current directory. cd: Example: cd /path/to/directory Description: Changes the current directory to the specified directory. pwd: Example: pwd Description: Prints the current working directory. mkdir: Example: mkdir new_directory Description: Creates a new directory with the specified name.…
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Shell Commands for Directory Management
list of commonly used shell commands for directory management: mkdir: Create a new directory. Example: mkdir mydir will create a new directory called "mydir" in the current directory. rmdir: Remove an empty directory. Example: rmdir mydir will remove the directory called "mydir" if it is empty. rm: Remove files and directories. Example: rm…
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Basic Shell Commands
list of basic shell commands commonly used in Unix-like operating systems: cd: Change directory. ls: List directory contents. pwd: Print working directory. mkdir: Create a new directory. touch: Create a new empty file or update the timestamp of an existing file. cp: Copy files and directories. mv: Move or rename files and directories. rm: Remove…
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How to Install GIT on window OS
Git Installation on Windows Step 1: Download the git “https://git-scm.com/downloads” & Choose the 64/32 bit version. After the file is downloaded, install it in the system. Step 2: Check the Git version: $git –version Step 3: For any help, use the following command: $git help config Another way to use the same command is as follows: $ git config –help…
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Difference between GIT and GitHub
Difference between GIT & GIT Hub Git and GitHub are not the same thing. Git is a version control system that lets you manage and keep track of your source code history. Git is a distributed version control system for tracking changes in source code during software development. It is designed for coordinating work among programmers,…
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Language required for DevOps Developer
As a DevOps Developer, it is important to have expertise in multiple programming languages and technologies to build, deploy, and maintain software applications. Here are some of the languages and technologies that are commonly used in DevOps: In addition to programming languages, it is also important to have expertise in DevOps tools and technologies such…
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From Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform, Jenkins, Git which start to learn first
If you’re just starting with DevOps, it’s a good idea to start with learning Git and Jenkins first, as they are fundamental tools that are widely used in the industry. Git is a version control system that allows developers to collaborate on code, track changes, and manage code repositories. Jenkins is a continuous integration and…
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Skills required for DevOps Developer
A DevOps Developer is a software professional who combines expertise in software development and operations to build, deploy, and maintain software applications. Here are some key skills and responsibilities of a DevOps Developer: Skills: Responsibilities: DevOps Developers play a critical role in ensuring that software applications are built, tested, and deployed efficiently and reliably. By…
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Containerization in DevOps
Containerization is a DevOps practice that involves packaging software code and dependencies into a portable container that can be run consistently across different environments. Containers provide a lightweight and efficient way to package and deploy software applications, by allowing developers to package code, libraries, and other dependencies into a single, self-contained unit. Containers work by…