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09May/23

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May 9, 2023azure, DevOps, Microsoft Azure, PythonPixpaSeecoding Technologies

In this blog post I take my Flask (Python) web application and deployment to Microsoft Azure, and instead of doing it manually I do it via a CI/CD. I’ve previously discussed Continuous Integration (CI) in blog posts around CI, GitHub actions and recently Code Coverage. The CD of CI/CD can stand for Continuous Deployment or … Continue reading

08May/23

Code Coverage (Python / DevOps)

May 8, 2023DevOps, PythonPixpaSeecoding Technologies

Testing is important, especially in Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) environments, as it gives some reassurance that a code commit has not broken anything. But what happens if you are unsure how much of your project is covered by tests? Code Coverage Code coverage monitors tests as they run and checks which parts of … Continue reading

28Mar/23

Accelerate Your Performance Testing on Ubuntu with k6 and Postman-to-k6

March 28, 2023cicd, Code, DevOps, LinuxSeecoding Technologies

Performance testing is crucial to software development. It ensures your application can handle high traffic and usage without crashing or slowing down. Many tools are available for performance testing, but two popular ones are k6 and Postman. This guide will show you how to do performance testing on Ubuntu using …

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13Jan/23

How to get started with Nano on Windows

January 13, 2023Code, Development, DevOps, Tips & ToolsSeecoding Technologies

GNU nano is a great text editor for developers who work on Linux, but did you know it can run on Windows too? This guide will show you how to install GNU nano on Windows to make your text editing experience seamless. Let’s get started! To install nano on Linux, …

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13Jan/23

Set up CrowdSec to protect your WordPress site

January 13, 2023Code, DevOps, Guides, LinuxSeecoding Technologies

Let’s find out how you can protect your Docker WordPress site using CrowdSec. You can now protect your WordPress site like a pro in a few simple steps! This guide assumes that you are running a WordPress Docker container that exists behind a reverse proxy. You need to skip one …

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13Jan/23

OpenFaaS: Getting Started on Kubernetes

January 13, 2023cloud, Development, DevOps, Guides, Kubernetes, LinuxSeecoding Technologies

OpenFaaS (Function as a Service) is a popular serverless framework that provides an easy way to create portable functions, microservices and APIs using Kubernetes and Docker. This tutorial guide will serve as your OpenFaaS introduction to get you up and running quickly. Install/enable OpenFaaS There are a variety of methods to …

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09Jan/23

Rubber Duck Debugging / Rubber Ducking (DevOps)

January 9, 2023DevOpsSeecoding Technologies

Thinking of the term Rubber Duck brings my mind to two things, Ernie from Sesame Street singing in the bath and the USB Rubber Ducky that looks like a regular USB pen drive but does a lot more. So what’s Rubber Duck Debugging and does it involve singing in the bath? When writing code for … Continue reading

17Nov/22

Semantic Versioning (DevOps)

November 17, 2022DevOpsSeecoding Technologies

You may have noticed that programs, apps and libraries for your favourite code may use a numbering system that is not just sequential whole numbers. For example, a look at a Python requirements.txt file shows the Python libraries in use and the version. This is called semantic versioning. What Does Semantic Versioning Mean? Semantic versioning … Continue reading

17Nov/22

Pareto Principle aka 80/20 Rule (DevOps)

November 17, 2022Coding, DevOpsSeecoding Technologies

I am attempting to improve my coding skills with some optimisation and came across the Pareto Principle, also known as the 80/20 rule. Although not just a coding / DevOps rule, as it’s background is in economy, the Pareto Principle fits code efficiency very well (or efficiently). So what is it? The Pareto Principle The … Continue reading

17Nov/22

Adding Badges To Read Me File (GitHub)

November 17, 2022DevOps, githubSeecoding Technologies

Ever wanted to add one of those badges that say “passing”, or even “failing” to your GitHub repositories README file? I recently created a project and had GitHub Actions run tests on the project so I could get an automatic notification if any changes broke my project. One option I could have added was for … Continue reading

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