Chinonso Obiora's repositories
htmlcheatsheet
A cheat sheet with all of the common HTML5 tags, attributes, semantic markup, etc
whatsappweb_html
Recreaing the whatsapp webpage using HTML5
aws-codedeploy-linux
Simple website that can be deployed using AWS Code Services
azure-quickstart-templates
Azure Quickstart Templates
chef-fluency-badge
Chef Fluency Badge (chef-repo)
CI_with_Python_Github_Travis
Create CI infratructure using Python, GitHub and Travis CI Continuous integration (CI) is one of the Agile and DevOps software development practices. It helps development teams avoid merge conflicts by setting up a continuous merging of new code updates into a shared central repository. Automating the build and testing of code each time one of your team members commit a change to your version control is one of the best practices in DevOps. This practice adds the “fail-fast” paradigm for your application development and an iterative development approach. Continuous integration is about delivering small chunk of code continuously which improves a development team productivity and helps them fix bugs quickly before the release and deployment phases. There are several CI tools like Jenkins, Buildbot, TravisCI, GoCD and Team Foundation Server.
devops-exercises
Learning DevOps
DevOpsHomeLab
Skeleton of a home lab for learning about DevOps from an infrastructure perspective
myhealthclinic2017
Code for the My Health Clinic web application upgraded to Visual Studio 2017
PartsUnlimitedMRP
This application uses entirely open source software including Linux, Java, Apache, and MongoDB which creates a web front end, an order service, and an integration service.
PU-MRP-Docker
Dockerizing the Parts Unlimited MRP application
reactapp_docker_gcp
create a react app, package it using docker and deploy it to kubernetes on google cloud platform
UserManager
User Manager API built with NodeJS