DevOps and Development

How to Run MongoDB on Kubernetes

February 24, 2022

MongoDB is a general purpose, document-based NoSQL. This tutorial will teach you how to deploy MongoDB on Kubernetes as a standalone, local development instance, and as a replica set.

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How To Use The Bash read Command

February 21, 2022

The Bash read command reads a user's input or a file descriptor and allows splitting into different fields. Learn how to utilize the command in this guide.

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How to Change Jenkins Home Directory

February 10, 2022

The Jenkins Home directory contains Jenkins deployment logs, cloned repositories, and configurations. This tutorial shows you how to change the location of the Jenkins Home directory.

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Jenkins Shared Library: How to Create, Configure and Use

February 3, 2022

Jenkins is an open-source solution for automating software development. Jenkins Shared Libraries allow developers to reuse scripts for multiple projects.

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Send a curl DELETE Request {With Example}

February 2, 2022

In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up a fake REST API JSON server and send a DELETE request using curl.

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Bash break: How to Exit From a Loop

January 26, 2022

A break statement controls the flow of a Bash loop by exiting from a loop under certain conditions. Learn how to use the statement through our hands on examples in Bash scripts.

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Jenkins Build: Set Up Freestyle Project in Jenkins

January 25, 2022

Jenkins uses projects to help developers automate coding and deployment. This tutorial shows you how to create a freestyle project in Jenkins.

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Bash continue: How to Resume a Loop


This tutorial outlines the syntax for the Bash continue statement, as well as provides example codes for different loop types.

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What is Jenkins?

January 20, 2022

This article explains how Jenkins integrates into the CI/CD pipeline as well as some basic terminology needed to understand how Jenkins works.

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How to Use the Bash let Command {with Examples}


The Bash let command is a built-in utility used for evaluating arithmetic expressions. Learn how to use the Bash let command in this tutorial.

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