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Maciej Radaszewski

DevOps Engineer

Maciej Radaszewski is a DevOps engineer with over 8 years of experience in the field. His career highlights include critical projects such as the DVSA service for MOT tests and designing a robust Single Sign On Solution for a diverse range of clients. With a strong command over cutting-edge technologies, Maciej has seamlessly integrated cloud platforms like GCP and AWS, orchestrated CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, and automated infrastructure provisioning with Terraform. His expertise in containerization with Kubernetes and Docker has streamlined deployment processes, while his proficiency in Linux administration ensures robust and secure system operations.

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How to avoid code duplication in Jenkinsfiles?

When you work with Jenkins pipelines it is pretty common that you create a pipeline and then after some time you need a similar pipeline with just a few small changes. Common practice in this case is to just copy the Jenkinsfile from the first job and make these small changes. But adopting this approach leaves a lot of code duplication in the two Jenkinsfiles. And since a Jenkinsfile is pipeline as code it should follow the same good practices as other pieces of code. And code repetition is not good practice.
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Git commands with examples. A guide for developers

There are many ways to use Git repositories. You can install a plugin in your IDE, you can use Web UI or you can install a dedicated application only for working with Git. But it is a good idea to become friends with the Git command line tool. It is the most flexible tool that allows you to do all the things you can do with the above-mentioned tools and even more! In this blog post I will show you Git commands that help you to start working with Git command line tools and eventually become best of friends.
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7 benefits of DevOps that will impact your business

In the traditional software development life cycle, there were separate teams dedicated to fulfilling specific tasks, like coding, testing, and deploying the final build in the production environment. These teams’ priorities often clashed with each other. Developers wanted to finish writing the code as fast as possible, so that the customers could access new features. However, the IT operations team, responsible for running the production site, was primarily focused on implementing the new changes safely and responsibly, which could be quite time-consuming.