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Politics, God, Religion, Branching and Merging Strategy are purely subjective. Everyone got their own opinion and each opinion is valid in their own way. DevOps, Development, Project Management, or whatever role... you should be aware of Branching and Merging Strategy. It is the backbone of development lifecycle. Let's understand two popular strategies: 𝟭. 𝗧𝗿𝘂𝗻𝗸 𝗕𝗮𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗗𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗽𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁: How It Works: - Code commits to a single branch, known as 'trunk' - Feature branches are very short-lived, merged quickly - Code reviews and tests precede branch merging - Hotfixes go straight to trunk for fast deploy Be cautious with: - Infrequent integration can cause merge issues - Rapid changes risk codebase consistency - Big features may disrupt trunk stability - Over-reliance on test automation Ideal for: - Teams prioritizing quick, continuous delivery - Agile teams with a high release cadence - Projects requiring frequent integration - Small, close-knit, cooperative teams 𝟮 𝗚𝗜𝗧 𝗙𝗹𝗼𝘄: How It Works: - Multiple branches for development, features, releases, and hotfixes - Features are developed in isolation, then merged back - Release branches are created for upcoming releases - Hotfix branches for urgent production fixes Be cautious with: - Long feature branches may drift from develop - Release branches need tight control - Poor management can slow releases - Too many branches can confuse Ideal for: - Teams with planned, well-defined release cycles - Large teams with tiered dev stages - Multi-stream complex projects - Stability-focused projects No size fits for all. Pick the strategy that best suits your business. ♻Consider a REPOST if this is useful. ============================= I'm Govardhana Miriyala Kannaiah, Founder of NeuVeu At NeuVeu - We simplify Digital & Cloud Transformation for businesses Book A Free Consultation, Calendly link in my profile. Let's make your Digital and Cloud transformation journey seamless 🚀 #neuveu #devops #cloudcomputing #digitaltransformation #aws #gcp #azure #k8s #machinelearning

Merge with ease! 🚣♀️ This article makes it simple to choose the right enterprise merge strategy :)

As we near the end of our DevOps journey together, it's time to reflect on the incredible strides we've made. From Continuous Integration (CI) to Monitoring and Observability, we've unlocked the secrets that empower your software development. Unleashing DevOps Power DevOps is the heartbeat of streamlined collaboration, where development and operations synchronize to create remarkable software. Picture a symphony, each instrument playing in harmony, bringing forth a captivating melody. cloudEQ's DevOps solutions orchestrate your teams, tools, and processes into a harmonious performance that ensures faster releases, higher quality, and satisfied users. Next Step: Introducing FinOps And just as one melody flows into the next, let us introduce you to the next chapter – FinOps. FinOps is an extension of the DevOps process, marrying the financial process with your tech endeavors. This strategic partnership empowers you to optimize cloud costs, align tech investments with business goals, and make data-driven decisions. The DevOps-FinOps Duo 1. Seamless Synergy: Just like a well-coordinated dance, FinOps creates a seamless rhythm in your operations, merging development excellence with financial efficiency. 2. Continuous Improvement: Like DevOps, FinOps is a journey of constant enhancement. It ensures your tech investments not only perform well but also deliver optimal ROI. 3. Strategic Impact: By harmonizing DevOps and FinOps, you're poised to create a strategic impact that fuels innovation and accelerates growth. As our DevOps series comes to a close, we're excited about the possibilities that lie ahead. Eager to explore how DevOps and FinOps can amplify your software excellence? Reach out to us at sales@cloudeq.com and together we'll continue this journey of transformation. #devops #finops #technology #cloudeq #observability

🚀 Excited to announce that I've started my #90DaysOfDevOps Challenge with Shubham Londhe Over the next three months, I'll be diving deep into automation, CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, and more. I am very excited to upgrade myself with more DevOps tools like Docker, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform, Grafana, CI/CD pipeline, GitHub, and Cloud Platform AWS. Follow along with my journey....💻 #90DaysOfDevOps #DevOps #Automation #InfrastructureAsCode #SoftwareDevelopment #TrainWithShubham

Day 2 of 90DaysOfDevOps 🚨 Ignoring DevOps? Here’s What It Cost These Companies 💸 In the fast-paced world of tech, some companies chose to sideline DevOps—and paid the price! 💥 From costly outages to crippling delays, these cautionary tales show why integrating DevOps isn’t just an option, but a necessity. #DevOps #TechFails #BusinessLessons #FutureProof #techblogs #90DaysOfDevOps #90daysofdevops Shubham Londhe

In our Chaos Engineering blog series, we are here with our next blog. Take your SRE and DevOps game to the next level. Our latest blog post, "Mastering Chaos Engineering: A Guide for Every SRE and DevOps Practitioner," is live now! Ready to empower your teams with the tools and knowledge needed to tackle system reliability and resilience head-on? Click the link below to read the full blog post: https://lnkd.in/gQtA3H7A #ChaosEngineering #SRE #DevOps #Cavisson #SoftwareReliability #ExperienceManagementPlatform

If you’ve ever wondered about the differences between DevOps, SRE, and Platform Engineering, here’s a breakdown in simple terms: 1. DevOps: DevOps is like the rockstar philosophy of the tech world. It’s all about empowering development teams to take charge of getting their code into production smoothly. Now, how they do it can vary a lot depending on the company. Some people swear by the technical side, while others say it’s more about building a collaborative culture. But at its core, DevOps is about finding smart ways to deploy new features and code faster, whether that means tweaking deployment pipelines, setting KPIs, or just automating everything in sight. 2. SRE (Site Reliability Engineering): Think of SRE as the guardian angel of your production systems. Once your code hits production, SRE kicks in to make sure everything keeps humming along smoothly. It’s all about monitoring, setting goals for how reliable your services should be, and jumping into action when things go wrong. Basically, SRE is like having a dedicated team making sure your services stay healthy and happy. 3. Platform Engineering: Platform Engineering is the backbone that supports both DevOps and SRE. It’s all about building a solid foundation that makes life easier for everyone involved. This might involve coding infrastructure tools like Terraform or Ansible, but the focus isn’t on the nitty-gritty business logic. Instead, it’s about creating a platform that’s flexible and efficient, whether you’re in development, operations, or SRE. And thanks to fancy stuff like IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS, you can often focus on the fun stuff without worrying too much about the underlying infrastructure. #Devops #Platform #SRE #AWS #GCP #Azure #terraform #ansible #ops #cloudcomputing #iaas #paas #saas #CloudOps #Cloudautomation #devospautomation #docker #kubernetes #cicd #jenkins #gitlab #PlatformEngineering #SoftwareDevelopment #SiteReliabilityEngineering #TechCulture #Automation #InfrastructureAsCode #ContinuousDelivery #DeploymentPipeline #Monitoring #ServiceReliability #CloudComputing #DigitalTransformation #TechIndustry #CodeDeployment #DevOpsCulture #TechTrends

💻🔧 Diving Deeper into FinOps in Our Cloud-First DevOps World 💻🔧 Today's cloud-centric DevOps landscape demands a precise blend of performance optimization and cost management. This is where FinOps comes into play, balancing fiscal responsibility with Continuous DevOps practices. But FinOps isn’t just about managing the spend; it's about integrating financial strategy right into the DevOps pipeline. How? By ensuring each deployment is not just efficient but also cost-conscious. For the seasoned DevOps professional: 🔧 Incorporate automated cost controls using infrastructure-as-code. 🔧 Harness tools like Kubernetes, Terraform, Kubecost for granular cluster cost insights. Plus, dive into Infracost to predict infrastructure costs before actual deployment. Don’t forget open-source gems like Cloud Custodian and Grafana for comprehensive cost monitoring and visualization. 🔧 Continuous feedback loops that ensure your infrastructure decisions align with financial targets. Does your DevOps toolkit resonate with the FinOps frequency? #FinOps #CloudCostManagement #DevOps

Join us tonight for the DevOps Vancouver Meetup! Our guest speaker, Naveen Aggarwal, MBA, will discuss SREs and why they are essential for ensuring reliability. Don't take reliability for granted! Learn about SREs and their importance in the tech industry. #DevOps #Meetup #SRE Check out the event details here: https://lnkd.in/gp7Y4Yya