On GCP, I'm trying to create a Cloud SQL instance with this Terraform code below: resource "google_sql_database_instance" "postgres" { name =
I just wondering about toml support for docker-compose. I've only found following Reddit implementation of toml instead yaml. https://www.reddit.com/r/docker/co
I am a bit confused about the individual roles of Kubernetes and Terraform when using them both on a project. Until very recently, I had a very clear understand
I'm trying to figure out how to push a tag after a successful build back to the azure devops git repository. Whether I'm just asking the wrong questions or goi
I am trying to build a pipeline for a simple angular project in Azure Devops but I keep getting an error that "no such file or directory: D:/a/1/s/dist" Here is
My Terraform Deployment for Azure Resources contains a Budget, which requires a start and end date. When I'm sending my JSON Body/variable value from my Logic A
I've successfully pushed some locally built helm chart to harbor private helm registry using below commands: helm registry login private.harbor.com helm push ch
WARNING: The requested image's platform (linux/amd64) does not match the detected host platform (linux/arm64/v8) and no specific platform was requested Oracle
The current setup is as below Version Control - Git Repos and Branch hosted on - Azure DevOps Codebase - External server The dev team clones Azure Repo into loc
So I'm working on a CI/CD Pipeline in Azure DevOps and I want to add the functionality of sending the artifact at every run to blob storage, so we can revert to
We're using AWS CodeDeploy for our deployment pipelines, reading from our bitbucket repository. I'm trying to find which commit number was last deployed to prod
We have a set of Micro-Services (MS-a, MS-b, MS-c..) each has its own dependencies specified in requirements.yaml. Some have the same requirements, e.g mongodb.
We have a heroku review app pipeline configured with github integration. Currently, every time after a new app is created, we have to go in and manually disable
I have 4 certificate files like this: 1.certum_certificate.crt 2.certum_certificate.pem 3.Intermediate_CA2.cer 4.Intermediate_CA.cer 5.Root_CA.cer I put these
As a part of my job, I have to automate Sorce code movement from development environment to Production environment. The developers push the code to GitLab that
I'm working with RBAC on an Openshift cluster. I was wondering what is the expected behavior for applying a ClusterRole that has two rules which reference the s
I just want to run pipelines when tagged from main branch. I tried using workflow but it doesn't work. This is my .gitlab-ci.yml file. workflow: rules: -
This might be rookie question. I am not well versed with kubernetes. I added this to my deployment.yaml ad.datadoghq.com/helm-chart.check_names: | ["o
the error iam getting is: error while running post render on files:invalid cluster scoped object[name=namespaces-kured kind=ClusterRole apiversion:rbac.authoriz
I hope somebody can direct to the best approach to solve this matter. I have an azure account on which I have an azure container registry holding my docker imag