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“You can’t kick my balls, it is just impossible” – Linux 😀 😀 Comment your thoughts below. Also subscribe to this blog so that you don’t miss out anything useful (Checkout Right Sidebar for the Subscription Form) 🙂
How to trigger a PagerDuty alert when a Jenkins job fails
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We all know that Jenkins is a popular CI/CD tool. When you have a very important Jenkins job and it cannot fail, you will have to setup alerting for it. You might already have mail notification setup for the job, but it is not enough if the job is very important because mails could be […]
How to Install a Jenkins Plugin – Explained with Screenshots
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As you already know Jenkins is a popular CI/CD tool that every DevOps guy loves. You can do limitless automation on Jenkins. Jenkins plugins make the automation task little more easy. There are lot of Jenkins plugins out there developed for specific purposes like Mail, GitHub ..etc. In this article, let me get you through […]
How to install Jenkins on Ubuntu/Debian using Salt
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We can easily install Jenkins using tradition package managers like Yum /Apt . But it is recommended to use configuration management tools like Salt , Chef or Puppet for better management. In this article, let me get you through steps to install Jenkins on Ubuntu /Debian using Salt . Salt can be used for data-driven orchestration, remote […]
How to install Jenkins on CentOS/RedHat using Salt
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We can easily install Jenkins using tradition package managers like Yum /Apt . But it is recommended to use configuration management tools like Salt , Chef or Puppet for better management. In this article, let me get you through steps to install Jenkins on CentOS /RedHat using Salt . Salt can be used for data-driven orchestration, […]
Notify your Pagerduty oncall by mentioning @oncall in Slack channel with help of Hubot
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In this article, I will explain how you can Notify a Pagerduty oncall by mentioning @oncall in Slack channel with help of Hubot. If you are a DevOps, Developer or any engineer who works on infrastructure which demands high availability and stability, you must be familiar with Pagerduty. Pagerduty takes care of oncall management and […]
I am invincible to SIGHUP – nohup
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If you are a Linux user, you must know nohup command. If you don’t now, this GIF should be suffice. Usually when you close your terminal, the shell would send a SIGHUP signal to all processes(only after terminal receives SIGHUP from kernel) attached to it. So that processes get to know that the controlling terminal has […]
How to integrate Hubot with Slack to create an efficient Chatbot
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In this article, let me get you through the steps to integrate (a chatbot app) with . Have you thought of having a chatbot who can automate most of your office works? like Jarvis of Tony Stark (not exactly 😛 ). If yes, go ahead and read this article. If you are not familiar with […]
Getting something done in Linux with Python, Bash and Java be like this
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Getting something done in Linux with Python, Bash and Java be like this 😛 True, right? For example, you want to write a script which returns IP address of a domain name. Let’s see length of code and time required to write the same in Python, Bash and Java. In Bash, /usr/bin/bash host www.easyaslinux.com In […]
DevOps and SRE JDs
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If a company has both DevOps and SRE openings, The JDs would look like this 😛 Note : Not every company 😀 You had experience like this? Comment your thoughts below. Also subscribe to this blog so that you don’t miss out anything useful (Checkout Right Sidebar for the Subscription Form) 🙂
