In the Jenkins ecosystem, “Pipeline” and “Jenkinsfile” are foundational concepts for implementing modern Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD). While closely related, they serve different purposes. Understanding this distinction is essential for effectively automating your software delivery lifecycle. What is a Jenkins Pipeline? A Jenkins Pipeline is the overarching framework that defines...
A Jenkinsfile is a text file that defines your entire build, test, and deployment process in a Jenkins Pipeline. It uses a Groovy-based Domain Specific Language (DSL). The best practice is to store the Jenkinsfile in your source control repository (e.g., Git) alongside the application code it orchestrates. This approach,...
Note: Tested and Validated Procedure on 15th December 2023 A Grafana TIG stack is a technology stack that stands for Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Grafana. It is commonly used for monitoring and visualizing time-series data in real time. Need help setting up SSL? Check out our Grafana SSL (HTTPS) procedure. Telegraf...
Are you needing to install Windows Server Nano on VMware ESXi? In this blog post, we’ll go through the process step-by-step, so you can get your Windows Server Nano installation up and running quickly and correctly. We’ll cover the basics of setting up the environment, creating the VM, and configuring...
AWS-Vault and AWS SSO are both tools used to manage access to AWS resources, but they serve different purposes. AWS-Vault is a command-line tool that provides secure storage and access to AWS credentials. It allows users to securely store AWS access and secret keys locally and access them when needed...
What is Grafana Certificate HTTPS (SSL)? Concerned about the security of your Grafana data? A Grafana Certificate provides a critical layer of protection against unauthorized access and data breaches. Learn how Grafana certificates leverage HTTPS and SSL/TLS encryption to safeguard your sensitive information and discover how easy it is to...
Grafana is a leading open-source platform for interactive data visualization, allowing users to observe, query, and understand their metrics, logs, and traces no matter where they are stored. When deciding to adopt Grafana, the first fundamental choice is where it will run: on Grafana Labs’ managed infrastructure (Grafana Cloud) or...
Grafana is a powerful open-source visualization and analytics platform for modern data sources. With its intuitive and flexible architecture, Grafana allows users to quickly and easily create complex dashboards and visualizations from their data. This blog post will explore why Grafana is an excellent choice for data visualization and analytics....
Terraform state is a record of the resources Terraform manages. It is a representation of the current state of the infrastructure as it exists in the cloud provider. The state includes information about the resources’ metadata, configuration details, and relationships to other resources in the infrastructure. Terraform state is used...
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