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Hey DevOps, DevSecOps Engineers, SRE new bees here I am going to share the Learnings which I've executed every day found that this the best and new tip to improve the performance of ansible playbook executions sorted out and listed here. Planning and designing automation with Ansible Most common DevOps tool used for Planning and Designing is Confluence page Design document must contain a  clear " Objective " - where you will be describe why you wish to do automation on what area Tracking purpose always use a ticketing tool entry preferred tool Jira The design can be breakdown into two levels High level design where we will detail about what each task need to be covered Low level design where we discuss in-depth ideology on each task along with the possible constraints   Usage of global variables (AWX UI use extra vars, host_vars, group_vars etc) discuss their necessity AWX/Tower Job template construct possible options as input to handle overall objective, if...

What is GitGaurdian and ggsheild? The ggsheild is a security CLI tool developed by GitGuardian that helps developers and organizations prevent the exposure of sensitive information, such as API keys, credentials, and secrets, in their Git repositories. What are key features of ggsheild? Pre-Commit and Pre-Push Scanning: Scans code before it is committed or pushed to detect secrets. Prevents accidental leaks of sensitive data in version control. CI/CD Pipeline Integration: Works with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, and other CI tools. Ensures security checks are part of automated workflows. Real-Time Monitoring and Alerts: Detects exposed secrets in public or private repositories. Sends alerts and suggests remediation steps. Custom Rules & Policies: Allows defining custom regex patterns to detect organization-specific secrets. Supports allowlists to prevent false positives. How to install ggsheild on Ubuntu 24.04? apt update apt in...

 Hello Dear DevOps/DevSecOps engineers and automation team members. Today we will experiment on JFrog Artifactory integration with Jenkins. Step-by-step guide to setting up JFrog Artifactory and integrating it with Jenkins for efficient CI/CD pipelines. To do this we need to break down the task into two phases in the first phase we will do JFrog Artifactory setup. after that next phase we will do integrate it in Jenkins. Prerequisites for Integration Minimum requirement to run the JFrog artifactory we need 4Core CPU, 8 GB of RAM system configuration Virtual Boxes or VM instance on the Cloud is the basic requirements. On the AWS Cloud: An AWS   t2.small  EC2 instance (Linux) if other cloud please select at least 2GB RAM providing instance. Open port 8081 and 8082 in the  Security Grou p=> Inbound or on the firewall allow ports. Vagrant boxes for Jenkins and jfrog artifactory On premises setup using Vagrant # Ubuntu boxes for Jenkins and Jfrog Vagrant.configur...

In this post, we will explore, experiment and see git basic files and folder -related commands if you are familiar with the Linux file system this will be easy for you! But, again no need to worry about that we will see every command execution with experiments. Every software product/server Lifecycle can be visible with their STATUS output, where they are currently if you know then you can move to different Lifecycle state. Let's understand how this navigation happens on the Git repository. Git File lifecycle status changes with commands Git Status Git Status will always compare the files and folders with the indexed with untracked files and display their status.  Syntax: git status [options] This command will check the status of the current branch by comparing it with the master branch Example: git status -s This `git status` command will show the working tree status. and it is having multiple useful options. When you use the -s or --short option it will display the...