Developers describe GitLab as an integrated, open-source DevOps lifecycle management platform for software development teams that makes it easier to plan, code, test, deploy and monitor project changes. It’s an “open-source self-hosted Git management software.“  On the other hand, Jira is the ultimate tracker for agile teams planning and developing great products. This is a… (more) Gitlab Vs. Jira

GitLab is the premiere web-based solution to store all your Git repositories, enabling professionals to carry out all the tasks in a project, from project planning and source code management to monitoring and security.  However, GitLab hasn’t given its users a foolproof solution to back up their critical data, which exposes them to the risk… (more) How to Back Up Your GitLab Server

GitLab and GitHub are competing source code management products based on Git. Using source control, you can check all of the code changes made to projects and roll them back in the event of issues. The fact that both platforms let you see the history of a project makes it easier to understand why decisions… (more) How To Migrate From GitLab To GitHub

Continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) is a top priority for DevOps professionals. With GitHub Actions, you can manage CI/CD workflows directly from your repository. This in-depth guide explains everything you need to know about GitHub Actions, including how it works and how to get started.   What is GitHub Actions Anyway? GitHub Actions is a native CI/CD… (more) The Ultimate Manual To GitHub Actions

When seeking to automate certain processes within GitLab, the GitLab API is one of the best options. Rather than you and your team needing to carry out steps manually using the GitLab interface or the command line, the API automates several processes without the need for your intervention. Making use of the GitLab API is… (more) The Ultimate Manual for GitLab API

GitLab gives us a lot of flexibility to automate repetitive tasks and track changes and actions when building applications and executing scripts that deploy the applications for us. Regardless of the project complexity, there is one thing that needs to be done: declaring variables. Why? Declaring variables lets you control the workflow of your scripts… (more) The Ultimate Manual for GitLab CI/CD Variables

Git is a distributed version control system that gives developers complete control over their code both locally and remotely, with a full history of the changes. Git clone and Git branch workflows are two important concepts for using Git effectively. This in-depth guide will show you how to clone a specific branch using GitLab. Step… (more) How To Clone A Branch In GitLab

GitHub is the go-to platform for most distributed software development projects. But administrators may have difficulty managing access control and protecting sensitive code. GitHub Teams and Organizations make managing large and complex collaborative projects easier.   What are GitHub Teams and Organizations Anyway? Every Github user starts with a personal account. Here, you own the repositories… (more) The Ultimate Manual for Managing Teams and Organizations in GitHub

GitLab and Jenkins are two of the strongest CI/CD (Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery or Deployment) tools available in the market. Deciding between the two is not always a clear-cut choice, as both tools have certain instances where they work better. Before making a choice in the GitLab vs. Jenkins comparison, think about the parameters… (more) GitLab vs. Jenkins: The Ultimate Manual

GitOps has become a popular buzzword and hot topic in the development community in recent years. If you’re interested in learning more about GitOps and how it works, you’ve come to the right place. What is GitOps Anyway? GitOps is an operational framework used to manage application configurations and infrastructures with Git—an open-source system for… (more) The Ultimate Manual To GitOps