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DevOps · Infrastructure as Code (IaC) · Git Series – Part 12 Merging is how Git combines work from different branches.It is the heart of collaboration and the backbone of DevOps workflows like: In this chapter, you’ll learn: 1. What…

DevOps · Infrastructure as Code (IaC) · Git Series – Part 11Branching is one of Git’s most powerful features.It allows multiple streams of work to happen in parallel without affecting the main codebase. In DevOps, branching is essential for: ✔…

DevOps · Infrastructure as Code (IaC) · Git Series – Part 9Git doesn’t just track your code — it tracks every change, by whom, when, and why.Understanding Git history lets you: In this chapter, you’ll master: 1. Understanding Git History…

DevOps · Infrastructure as Code (IaC) · Git Series – Part 8 Sometimes you’re in the middle of changes—files modified, half-finished code, tests failing—but suddenly need to: ✔ Switch branches✔ Pull latest changes✔ Apply a hotfix✔ Run deployment scripts✔ Test…

DevOps · Infrastructure as Code (IaC) · Git Series – Part 7 GIT taggingTags are essential for marking release versions, milestones, and important points in your Git history. DevOps teams rely heavily on tags for CI/CD pipelines, versioning artifacts, deployment…

DevOps · Infrastructure as Code (IaC) · Git Series – Part 6 Now that you understand the staging area, it’s time to learn the most important action in Git: committing. A commit is a snapshot of your project at a…

DevOps · Infrastructure as Code (IaC) · Git Series – Part 5 Git staging (also called the index or cache) is one of Git’s most powerful features — but also one of the most misunderstood. In this chapter, you’ll learn:…