I'm really glad I found your channel! I have no experience in Cloud Engineering, so seeing someone with real-world experience is fantastic. Thanks a lot for sharing!
Hi Maniana - hmm, interesting idea but too hard for me given I have a full time job and TH-cam is a side hobby. Do you know about th-cam.com/users/techworldwithnana ? She has some courses that might be what you are looking for :)
Ah sorry, about that. I will update the description to link to the other videos. The one about password-less logins is this one th-cam.com/video/TsTzo8uC5QI/w-d-xo.html which has links to the Azure and GitHub documentation to set it up.
How come you chose to run kubectl apply and docker build in parallel (instead of having needs: docker in the deploy job)? Having to do waiting later in the e2e part anyway, it doesn't save any overall flow time 🤔
Good question Rafalema - and I don't remember anymore 😅 No, it doesn't save on flow time, but that might be a trade-off that is made for resiliency, e.g. retries - which is the biggest attraction for gitops workflows. Does that make sense?
I have a longer answer that's a video that I did not finish editing before going on holiday... but short answer is that if you have a linear git history without merge commits, you will have the same git Shas in your dev and staging and prod branches, etc. and then you can use the technique I showed in the video
I'm really glad I found your channel! I have no experience in Cloud Engineering, so seeing someone with real-world experience is fantastic. Thanks a lot for sharing!
ah you are back! I learn ADO and GH Actions a lot from you. Thank you for your contribution and dedication ☺
Thank you Tin :) It means a lot to hear from engineers who are watching my videos and learning from them.
Your videos trully help me a lot, im entry level as data engineer and you clarify almost everything in the presenting topic, thanks for this video :)
Thanks Gui :) glad the videos are helpful!
Great to see you back 😊
Thank you Jack :)
She is BACKKKKKKK>> !!!!
Thanks Ankit!
This video is pure gold, thank you!
Thanks Antonio!
Hello Julie, this is awesome! I wish you could create some training videos from scratch to hero :)
Hi Maniana - hmm, interesting idea but too hard for me given I have a full time job and TH-cam is a side hobby. Do you know about th-cam.com/users/techworldwithnana ? She has some courses that might be what you are looking for :)
Hey! You forgot to put the link to the password-less login in the description. Otherwise, so far, great video and love to see you back!
Ah sorry, about that. I will update the description to link to the other videos. The one about password-less logins is this one th-cam.com/video/TsTzo8uC5QI/w-d-xo.html which has links to the Azure and GitHub documentation to set it up.
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You're welcome :)
How come you chose to run kubectl apply and docker build in parallel (instead of having needs: docker in the deploy job)? Having to do waiting later in the e2e part anyway, it doesn't save any overall flow time 🤔
Good question Rafalema - and I don't remember anymore 😅
No, it doesn't save on flow time, but that might be a trade-off that is made for resiliency, e.g. retries - which is the biggest attraction for gitops workflows. Does that make sense?
I struggle to understand your promoting technique; wouldn't the git-sha be different for the trigger you have for dev and staging?
I have a longer answer that's a video that I did not finish editing before going on holiday... but short answer is that if you have a linear git history without merge commits, you will have the same git Shas in your dev and staging and prod branches, etc. and then you can use the technique I showed in the video