Tag: github

Git for the Lone Scripter – Fork, Branch & Merge

In my first post, I made the bold statement that I would leave Branch and Fork out of this series because as a Sysadmin

Over the past few months I’ve created and removed many Windows Virtual Desktop Host Pools for testing. Removing a WVD Host Pool can be

This is where my last two articles, Git for System Admin Scripting and Get Started with Git Remote, come together. Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code

In my last post, I eulogized the virtues of using Git for the simplest of scripts. You can find that here. In this post,

I spent most of my time in IT as a system admin, on the “Ops” side of DevOps. Over the years, I have accumulated

Controlling source code is important for good code management, especially when multiple people are working on a project. In this video, I’m going to

Travis Roberts is a Cloud Infrastructure Architect, author, and speaker based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.