#Git
7 articles tagged "git".
CI/CD Pipelines Explained: From Commit to Production
What continuous integration and continuous deployment actually mean, how a typical pipeline is structured, and where teams commonly get the split wrong.
Git Hooks Explained: Automate Your Workflow
How Git hooks work, the most useful ones to set up, and why teams reach for Husky instead of raw hooks for anything shared across a repo.
GitHub Actions Reusable Workflows: Build CI/CD Templates Once, Use Everywhere
How to stop copy-pasting the same GitHub Actions YAML across repos using reusable workflows and composite actions — with real examples of both.
Argo CD and GitOps: Continuous Delivery for Kubernetes
How Argo CD implements GitOps in practice — Applications, sync policies, App of Apps, and the real workflow of shipping to Kubernetes through Git.
Git Bisect: Finding the Commit That Broke Something
When a bug appeared somewhere in the last 200 commits and you have no idea which one, git bisect finds it in log2(n) steps instead of manually checking each one.
Git Rebase vs. Merge: When to Actually Use Each
A clear, practical guide to choosing between git rebase and git merge — no dogma, just tradeoffs and real workflows.
What Is GitOps? Principles, Workflow, and Why Teams Adopt It
GitOps means Git is the single source of truth for your infrastructure and deployments, reconciled continuously by an automated controller. Here's what that means in practice.
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