DevOps Classroom notes 06/Sep/2025

Github

  • Github started as a platorm for hosting and sharing code using git. It has become the most widely used repo for open source community
  • Github has extented beyond its function as a hosting platform into a comprehensive DevOps platform.
  • Capabilities
    • Collaborative Coding
    • Planning and tracking:
    • Workflows & CI/CD
      • CI/CD (Workflows)
      • Github Packages
      • Github Actions
    • Developer Productivity
      • Github CodeSpaces
      • Github Copilot
    • Client Apps
      • Github CLI
      • Integrations with almost all IDEs
      • Integrates with chat platforms such as Slack & Teams
    • Security
      • Dependabot: Scan repository
      • SBoMs (Software bill of materials)
      • CodeQL (code analysis)
      • Integrations:
        • SynK
        • Veracode
        • CheckMarx
        • Microsoft Defender

Hosting and Pricing For Github & Github Actions

  • Personal Usage:
    • Github free plan offers unlimited public and private repositories
    • Many features are available for free on opensource projects but not for private repositories
  • Enterprise Usage:
    • GitHub Enterprise Cloud:
      • Additional security features & supports single sign-on
    • Github Enterprise Server:
      • This can be hosted on private datacenters, cloud environments
      • This is equivalent to GHEC
  • Pricing

Github Actions

  • This is name of workflow engine which executes workflow on events.
  • some of the popular events are
    • push
    • pull request
    • issues
  • Github actions are written in YAML File. The actions are stored in the repo under .github/workflows

YAML

  • This is a data representation format optimized for human readability
  • YAML files basic unit is key value pairs
KEY: <VALUE>
  • Examples
name: superman
  • VALUES come in different shapes & forms often represented as Datatypes
  • Datatypes
    • Scalar
      • number
      • text
      • boolean
    • Complex
      • Collection (array/list)
      • Map/Object/Hash
  • YAML files generally have extension of .yml or .yaml
  • My laptop yaml
name: khaja-laptop
model: latitude 3450
manufacturer: dell
RAM: 64
processor: intel i7 13 Gen
fingerprintsupport: yes
facescan: no
  • Collection types: this is list/array of anything (list of numbers or text or objects etc…)
colors: ["red", "blue", "black"]

colors:
- red
- blue
- black

colors:
  - red
  - blue
  - black
  • Map/hash/object
address:
  flat: 601
  building: nilgiri
  location: ameerpet
  landmark: metro
  city: Hyderbad
  • complete yaml
---
model: latitute 3450
manufacturer: dell
hardware:
  cpu:
    processor: intel i7
    generation: 13
    clockspeed: 1.7 GHz
  ram:
    size: 64 GB
  disk:
    size: 500 GB
  gpu:
    - name: gpu-0
      manufacturer: intel
      gpumemory: 32 GB
software:
  os:
    version: Windows 11 Pro
    bit: 64-bit
    language: en-us
  productivty:
    - office 2025

Git Tags

  • Tags in Git are also reference object like branches.
  • Tags references specific commits
  • Tags are generally created to represent some milestone
  • Tags are of two types:
    • Lightweight tag:
      • pointer to a commit
    • Annotated Tag:
      • pointer to a commit
      • stores extra info tagger name date and message
  • Creating tags
# light weight
git tag v1.0

# annotated
git tag -a v1.0 -m "Release 1.0"
  • listing tags
git tag
  • pushing tags
git push origin v1.0

# push all tags
git push origin --tags

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