this is solid knowledge...you indirectly just helped me. I have noticed banks are slowly trying to get into devops but it just seems like a half ass measure. Capitol One seems to be the only financial firm I have seen that has adopted Devops and cloud computing in a real way.
@The Wave Bro you're out here really helping nikkas. This is what TheColi needs more of. Straight career knowledge.
I wanted to make one slight correction for anyone who might be a little confused.
I said multiple times above that Master is never edited. And in an ideal world.. it isn't. Its only destroyed when a release candidate is good to go, and that release candidate became the new master. However, there is a caveat to this that i'm sure everyone is aware of (its also in my slide)
This is a Hotfix.
A Hotfix is required when you promote a release candidate that has a very damaging bug that simply cannot wait for the next code sprint. The main difference is that when working on a Hotfix, the developers pull directly from master (not dev) and when they are finished they submit a pull request back to master.
Only the top top top top Project Admin can unlock master branch, commit the changes, and then re-lock master.
So whenever you hear the term "hotfix", that basically means someone fukked up in Dev or QA
this is solid knowledge...you indirectly just helped me. I have noticed banks are slowly trying to get into devops but it just seems like a half ass measure. Capitol One seems to be the only financial firm I have seen that has adopted Devops and cloud computing in a real way.
@The Wave @PaperEnterprise do either of you have any AWS certs?
Preciate it breh, I just wanna see more of us in this field
Plenty of brehs are coding, which is good, but we need more enterprise level developers.
The money is out there for sure
Current CompSci student now but in the future after getting some experience in SoftWare Engineering how would I transition into devops roles?Preciate it breh, I just wanna see more of us in this field
Plenty of brehs are coding, which is good, but we need more enterprise level developers.
The money is out there for sure