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Github is a treasure trove for developers and administrators who work with VMware. It offers a wide variety of resources, including libraries, tools, and scripts that can help you automate tasks, manage virtual environments, and more. Here are some of the best Github repositories for VMware developers and administrators: vSphere Automation SDKs – This repository […]
In this blog post, we are going to talk about version control and repositories and some (of the many) open-source systems, free code repository platforms. Let’s start first with definitions! What is Software Version Control? A Version Control System (VCS) enables you to efficiently manage and collaborate on code changes with others. Version control systems […]
Today I am writing this post to share a script that turned to be useful in many environments where backup solutions have tricky or avoidable configurations to support PostgreSQL. Using the script simplified the scenario When this script was created it resulted on time and cost saving after seeing engineers spending more time than expected […]
If you are looking to send your database backups to a remote location (in this case IBM COS) you will find this post very helpful. Requirements – Have IBM Cloud Account access and bucket configured– RCLONE tool– Access key id, secret access key, and the name of the bucket you want to mount Provisioning object […]
If in your environment vRealize Operations is not available, and you want customers to be able to see vCloud Director summary dashboards, or your are having problems with Tenant App for vCD the following post is the right for you!The original idea comes from Blog “Mycloudrevolution.com”, but we changed it a little bit to make […]
With issue and pull request templates, you can customize and standardize the information you’d like contributors to include when they open issues and pull requests in your repository. After you create issue and pull request templates in your repository, contributors can use the templates to open issues or describe the proposed changes in their pull […]
Sometimes the hardest part of starting a project is figuring out how to keep your work organized. Once you’ve found a flow that works for you, starting a new project is a lot easier if you can do things the same way you did before. Now you can quickly reproduce your process by copying projects […]
The GitHub Training Team has established a tried-and-true method for helping new developers retain more information and ramp up quickly as they begin their software journeys. And now, those experiences accessible to developers everywhere with GitHub Learning Lab. Instead of a traditional tutorial or webcast, GitHub Learning Lab is an app that gives you a […]
The open source Git project just released Git 2.17.0, with features and bugfixes from over 60 contributors. Here’s our look at some of the most interesting new features from the last few versions of Git. Coloring moved code When you’re reviewing a commit that moves some code, its diff will show a big chunk of […]
Our latest changes to organization project permissions introduce more possibilities for your organization’s workflow. Collaborate with your team in new ways, expand who you work with, and, if you’d like, publicly communicate your progress across projects to the community. More granular permissions for organization projects Sometimes projects aren’t relevant to every organization member. Now you […]