DevOps and Development

A Git stash allows you to set aside unfinished work and later return to it, without having to commit the changes. This tutorial shows how to delete an existing stash.

Git stash is a way of storing unfinished work locally, without having to commit the changes. This tutorial shows how to create and use Git stash.

This tutorial shows how to stash a specific file using Git. Stashing is a great way of putting aside unfinished changes that aren't yet ready to be committed.

Git submodules help maintain complex projects by allowing independent repositories to exist as subdirectories within a project repository. This tutorial will show you how to obtain the contents of a submodule using the command line and how to automate the checkout process with GitHub actions.

This guide shows an overview of basic functions to perform with Git tags. See how to create, delete, push, replace, or checkout a Git tag.

Git submodules are a Git feature designed to address the issues arising when the code from different repositories is integrated into a single project. This guide aims to provide a simple overview of Git submodules, focusing on the most frequently used commands and workflows.

This tutorial shows how to create a Git tag for the latest commit in the repository, and for a specific commit in the Git project history.

This tutorial shows how to clone a specific Git tag from a remote repository, and address the detached HEAD state.

Terraform is a tool that uses the declarative approach to configuration, allowing users to define and provision infrastructure in a safe and efficient way. This tutorial will show you how to use Terraform to facilitate provisioning of bare metal cloud infrastructure.

Git tags highlight specific points in a project development history. Listing tags allows you to quickly find a specific commit or project version. This tutorial shows how to list local and remote Git tags.