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Introduction If you’ve ever tried to delete a Kubernetes namespace, only to find it stuck in the Terminating state for days (or even months), you’re not alone. This happens when finalizers—special hooks that ensure proper cleanup—fail to complete, leaving the namespace in…
Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure you have:✅ A running Jenkins master instance✅ Java installed on the agent machine✅ Administrator access on the Windows machine✅ Winsw.exe package Download Link Step 1: Download the Jenkins Agent JAR Step 2: Creating the Requirement Files…
Infrastructure Documentation: CI/CD Pipeline Documentation: Runbooks: Monitoring and Alerting Setup: Deployment and Release Notes: Configuration Management Documentation: Security and Compliance Documentation: API Documentation: Incident Reports and Postmortems: Scripting and Automation Guides:
Collaboration with Development and Operations Teams: Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD): Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Monitoring and Logging: Security and Compliance: Automating Workflows: Troubleshooting and Incident Management:
Scope of the blog: Required Pre-requisites: STEPS: Scan Result: Pipeline Code:
Login to your Azure DevOps account and create a pipeline Under steps add the below task Here the checkout URL is like git://{ Your Project }/{Your Repository Name}@{Branch Name} Once you added this task, now create a bash script task…
Steps: -> Install the mask password plugin for Jenkins Controller -> Now go to your pipeline code and the below line in the pipeline Note: The password value needs to be in the above format, e.g. ( “$NEW_PASSWORD”) and the var…
Download the file(xml_to_nunit.xslt) attached in this document and then put it into your repository Go to the Pipelines section in Azure DevOps and then select New Pipeline Then select Azure Repos Select configure pipeline as Starter pipeline Now delete all…
Azure DevOps: Go to Azure DevOps portal and click environment option under pipeline Create environment, provide the name of your env and hit create. Once env is created, get into the env and click add resource Chose Virtual Machines Option…
If you are using the git branching strategy, in your development, you probably have these three branches that are connected to the following environments. To choose the group variable we use the ‘if else’ statement. so the pipeline will be like……