Introduction to Git and Jenkins

Git is the distributed version control system. It allows us to have “versions” of a project and tracks the changes made to the code over the time.

Release Process

Release Process is a structured process with planning, scheduling, and controlling the project in each stage or environments with testing and deployments. It makes deployment stable and smooth.

Qlik Sense

Qlik Sense is a data analytics tool that runs in browsers as well as in desktops. It’s a business intelligence tool. With help of this tool, we can create a report and dashboard easily.

Continuous Integration Flow Using Jenkins

Continuous Integration is a DevOps practice which will to add new features in production very often. Using this practice, the developers can get their code feedback consistently. So that, developers can fix the project issues and make that module available in production soon.

Building and Managing Java Project with Maven

Maven is a project management tool which encompasses a project model, a set of standards, a dependency management system, and logic for executing plugin goals at defined phases in a life cycle. The result is a tool that can be used for building and managing any Java-based project.

zephyr

Zephyr is a test management tool. It is integrated with Jira and it has quite rich features. Zephyr helps project team to have control over every stage of software life cycle and helps to plan, build, test and launch software inside Jira. It is easy to define, organize and re-use complex testing aspects.

Apache ActiveMQ

This is a brief introduction to application integration and ActiveMQ. Before we see how ActiveMQ helps in integration, let us see why we need integration and what some of the challenges of integration are.

Introduction to Windows Azure

The shortest definition of Cloud Computing is accessing remote computer resources via TCP/IP over the public internet where resources are provided “as a service” over the network to users. Nowadays, cloud computing is an emerging technology in which the architecture