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GitHub Actions : automatiser ses workflows de bout en bout
GitHub Actions s'impose comme l'outil CI/CD natif de référence. Cet article détaille la configuration de pipelines automatisés depuis un simple fichier YAML.
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- L' Intégration Continue (CI) est une pratique qui consiste à fusionner régulièrement les modifications de code dans un dépôt partagé. Chaque fusion déclenche automatiquement des tests et une compilation, permettant de détecter les erreurs rapidement.
- Le Déploiement Continu (CD) est une extension de la CI qui automatise le déploiement des applications en production. Il permet de livrer rapidement les nouvelles fonctionnalités aux utilisateurs tout en assurant la stabilité du système.
- Le DevOps est une culture qui rapproche les équipes de développement (Dev) et d'exploitation (Ops). L'objectif est de livrer des logiciels plus rapidement, de manière fiable, grâce à l'automatisation et la collaboration.
- Le Cloud permet d'accéder à des ressources informatiques (serveurs, stockage, bases de données) à la demande via Internet. Il est au cœur des pratiques DevOps modernes grâce à son élasticité et sa scalabilité.
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Terraform: Manage Cloud Infrastructure as Code, Stop Clicking Around
Originally published at recca0120.github.io Every time you set up a new environment, you click through the cloud console one resource at a time. Three months later a colleague asks how it was built — and you've forgotten yourself. Staging and prod silently diverge until somethin…
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Docker Image Diet: Find the Problem With dive Before Trying to Fix It
Originally published at recca0120.github.io Your Docker image is large and you don't know why. Guessing and applying a checklist of tips might not cut much. Find out what's actually causing the size, then fix that specifically. The Tools: docker image history + dive T…
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Execution-Time Governance Prevents Behavioral Drift
What is happening Most AI systems do not fail at the point of output. They fail across time. Interaction repeats Patterns accumulate Behavior shifts This is not random. It is Behavioral Drift. And it occurs when systems operate without Execution-Time Governance. What it means An …
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I Built tfdrift Free Terraform Drift Detection With Severity Alerts
I Built a Free Terraform Drift Detector — Here's Why If you manage Terraform infrastructure, you've probably experienced this: someone tweaks a security group in the AWS console "just for testing," forgets about it, and three months later your terraform apply blows up …
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Stop Writing Integration Code. Write a Spec Instead.
Most enterprise integration work follows a familiar pattern. A team needs to connect system A to system B. A developer writes a client, adds authentication, shapes the response, exposes it somewhere. It works. It ships. Within a sprint it starts drifting from whatever documentati…
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CI/CD Pipeline on Your Own Server: GitHub Actions + VPS
Thinking about the costs and limitations of cloud-based CI/CD services? This article will guide you through setting up your own CI/CD pipeline on your own server, leveraging GitHub Actions and a Virtual Private Server (VPS). You'll learn how to gain more control, reduce expenses,…
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How I Ship systemd Logs to CloudWatch for $0 (Django + Celery on EC2)
Running Django and Celery as systemd services on EC2 and tired of SSH-ing in to debug? Here's the exact setup I used to ship logs to CloudWatch Logs for free, without touching a single production service. Real commands, real configs, real gotchas included. I was SSH-ing into pro…
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Ready for Terraform Certification: My Final Exam Prep and 30-Day Reflection
Today is Day 30 of the 30-Day Terraform Challenge. I started this journey as someone who understood the concept of Infrastructure as Code but had never written a production Terraform configuration. Today I am finishing as someone who has deployed servers, clusters, databases, sta…
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Stop Runaway AI Agents in 60 Seconds with a Single API Call
Your LLM agent is stuck in a token loop. It's burning $50/hour. You're asleep. What happens next? Without a killswitch — disaster. With AgentSafety, one HTTP call stops it in under 60 seconds. The Problem Nobody Talks About LLM agents go off the rails. A lot. 🔄 Tok…
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From Laptop to Cloud: Setting Up Kubernetes Clusters the Right Way
Building Kubernetes Clusters: From Local to Production Kubernetes is everywhere — powering modern applications, scaling startups, and running critical infrastructure across the globe. But here's the problem: most developers use Kubernetes without ever truly understandi…
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