I see a few of our fellow members use github pages for publishing the tech blog which is part of week 2 assignment. Just curious to know, has someone completed it? Please share your experience.

It was a rewarding experience to explore and experiment with different git command line options while managing the remote repo in GitHub. This learning journey was both fun and insightful. Here is the link to my GitHub Repo: https://github.com/anoopjayadharan/tech-blog Steps Followed: 1. Created a new branch named "feature/development" 2. Made changes to the "hugo.toml" file 3. The changes were committed to Git and tested using the local Hugo server 4. Pushed new file to GitHub. 5. Opened a Pull Request(PR) 6. Reviewed and merged the changes into the "main" branch. 7. Back to the local machine, checked out to the main branch and executed a "git pull" to maintain the updated copy. 8. Verified Git logs

In this video, you will see the updates and highlights of the past 2 weeks. We've a big change related to the content inside of our community. And I also explain why things have been quieter than usual from my side. P.S. Hope to see you in tomorrow's Q&A... we will be talking about GitHub Actions!

This is very straight forward and easy Steps to do one by one What I do: 1-Installation of git and Hugo to setup environment locally. 2-Made changes locally which are mentioned in README File. 3-Run Hugo Server to check changes 4-Push changes locally to remote repository in GitHub What I achieve: Hands on different Linux command using git Playing with different git commands like add,commit,push. Taking Taste of DevOps Tools one by one.

Monitoring and alerting play a vital role in every DevOps role. Monitoring tools provide automation and expanded measurement and visibility throughout the development lifecycle. List out your favourite tools. Let me start, Prometheus - Metrics collection Grafana - Visualization