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Low-Code vs No-Code: What are the differences?

To boost productivity and agility in development processes, it’s crucial for organizations to understand the core differences between low-code and no-code platforms. Our article delves into these differences, highlighting the benefits of each and addressing design flaws and security vulnerabilities. What are Low-Code and No-Code Development Platforms? Low-code and no-code...

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Advanced Jenkinsfile Techniques for CICD

Continuous integration and deployment are critical aspects of modern software development. They allow teams to rapidly iterate on their code and deliver high-quality software to customers faster. Jenkins is a popular open-source tool for continuous integration and deployment, and it offers a powerful feature called Jenkinsfile. In this article, we’ll...

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Jenkinsfile vs. Jenkins Pipeline

Jenkinsfile and Jenkins Pipeline are related concepts but have different meanings and purposes in the Jenkins ecosystem. Jenkinsfile is a text file that defines the steps of a single Jenkins job. It is typically stored in a version control system like Git alongside the application’s source code. Jenkinsfile allows you...

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How to Write A Jenkinsfile

A Jenkinsfile is a text file that describes the entire build process for a Jenkins Pipeline. It uses the Groovy programming language and defines a Pipeline’s stages, steps, and conditions. Think of it as an instruction book on how to run your code. It is best practice to manage your...

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The Difference Between AWS-Vault and AWS SSO

AWS-Vault and AWS SSO are both tools used to manage access to AWS resources, but they serve different purposes. AWS-Vault is a command-line tool that provides secure storage and access to AWS credentials. It allows users to securely store AWS access and secret keys locally and access them when needed...

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Your Grafana HTTPS SSL Questions Answered

What is Grafana HTTPS (SSL)? Grafana HTTPS leverages the SSL/TLS (Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security) protocol to safeguard communication between the Grafana server and its clients. This encryption protocol, widely adopted, ensures data confidentiality and integrity during transmission. By enabling SSL/TLS for Grafana, it encrypts all exchanged data, including login...

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Why Should You Use Grafana?

Grafana is a powerful open-source visualization and analytics platform for modern data sources. With its intuitive and flexible architecture, Grafana allows users to quickly and easily create complex dashboards and visualizations from their data. This blog post will explore why Grafana is an excellent choice for data visualization and analytics....

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How to Manage Terraform State

Terraform state is a record of the resources managed by Terraform. It is a representation of the current state of the infrastructure as it exists in the cloud provider. The state includes information about the resources’ metadata, configuration details, and relationships to other resources in the infrastructure. Terraform state is...

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Terraform Infrastructure: an Essential Tool for Automation

Terraform is an essential tool for infrastructure automation. This article will discuss Terraform, what it can do for you, and how to get started. What Is Terraform? Terraform is an exceptional tool that enables infrastructure’s safe, efficient construction, alteration, and versioning. Not only can you effortlessly manage pre-existing infrastructure, but...

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Protect AWS Credentials with AWS-Vault

AWS-Vault is a command line utility that helps you to store your AWS credentials securely. It encrypts your AWS credentials and stores them in a secure location. AWS-Vault is open-source software released under the Apache 2.0 license. It is written in Python and is available for Linux, Mac OS X,...