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25 Jul

Developing An Internal Developer Platform

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In this blog we will be discussing about Internal Developer Platform (IDP), what it is , how to set one up as a lead DevOps Engineer.Present tech landscape implementing an IDP helps to streamline workflows and boost productivity. What is an Internal Developer Platforming It is a platform or an application which is built by platform engineecloring team for building golden paths and to facilitate developer self service. It consists of various tools and technologies integrated together so that it lowers cognitive load on developers without abstraction of context and underlying technologies. Why is there a need to build IDP…

Understanding GitHub Webhooks: Leveraging Reverse Proxy with Ngrok for Local Development

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Webhooks are a powerful and flexible way for applications to communicate with each other in real-time. They are a crucial feature for developers who want to automate workflows and integrate with other services. In this blog post, we will explore what GitHub webhooks are, why we use them, and how to leverage a reverse proxy like Ngrok to trigger events on a local development environment. What are GitHub Webhooks? Webhooks allow you to subscribe to specific events occurring within a software system and automatically receive detailed data delivered to your server in real-time whenever those events take place. When you…

Day 24 Task – 90daysofdevops : Complete Jenkins CI/CD Project

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What is GitHub WebhookGitHub Webhooks are a feature of the GitHub platform that allow developers to receive notifications about events that occur in a GitHub repository. Webhooks are HTTP callbacks that are triggered by specific events in a repository, such as a new commit, pull request, or issue being created or updated. They provide a way to integrate external systems or services with GitHub and automate workflows based on repository activity. When an event occurs, GitHub sends a POST request to a specified URL (endpoint) configured by the developer, containing information about the event. Developers can secure their webhooks by…