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DevOps
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A culture and set of practices that unifies development and operations teams to deliver software faster and more reliably.
3mo ago
DevOps beginner
DORA Metrics
PHP 5.0+ Four metrics from the DevOps Research and Assessment team that predict software delivery performance: deployment frequency, lead time, change failure rate, and time to restore.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Feature Toggle Types
Release toggles, ops toggles, experiment toggles, and permission toggles — each with different lifespans, owners, and removal disciplines.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
GitFlow vs Trunk-Based Development
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GitFlow uses long-lived feature and release branches; trunk-based development merges to main frequently — the latter scales better with CI/CD.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
GitHub Actions for PHP
PHP 5.0+ Automating PHP CI/CD with GitHub Actions — running tests, static analysis, code style checks, and deployments on every push and pull request.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
GitOps
PHP 5.0+ Using Git as the single source of truth for infrastructure and application state — changes are made via pull requests, and a reconciliation loop automatically applies them to the target environment.
3mo ago
DevOps advanced
Health Check Endpoints
PHP 5.0+ Dedicated endpoints that report application and dependency status, enabling load balancers, container orchestrators, and monitors to route traffic correctly.
3mo ago
DevOps beginner
Immutable Infrastructure
PHP 5.0+ Servers are never modified after deployment — to update, you build a new image and replace the old server entirely, eliminating configuration drift.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Incident Response
PHP 5.0+
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A structured process for detecting, containing, investigating, and recovering from security incidents or system failures.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
PHP 5.0+
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Managing servers, networks, and services through version-controlled machine-readable configuration files rather than manual processes.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Infrastructure Drift
When the actual state of infrastructure diverges from its declared desired state — caused by manual changes, failed deployments, or out-of-band modifications that bypass IaC.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Load Balancing
PHP 5.0+ Distributing incoming requests across multiple servers to maximise throughput, minimise latency, and eliminate single points of failure.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Observability (Logs, Metrics, Traces)
PHP 5.0+
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The ability to understand a system's internal state from its external outputs — built on three pillars: logs, metrics, and distributed traces.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
PHP Deployment Pipeline
PHP 5.0+
A complete CI/CD pipeline for PHP — from push to production — covering lint, test, build, staging deploy, smoke test, and production release.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Rolling Deployment
Gradually replacing old application instances with new ones, a few at a time, so the service remains available throughout the upgrade.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Secret Rotation
The practice of periodically replacing cryptographic secrets, API keys, and credentials — limiting the window of exposure if a secret is compromised without triggering a breach.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Semantic Versioning (SemVer)
PHP 5.0+
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A versioning scheme (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH) where version numbers communicate the nature of changes to consumers.
3mo ago
DevOps beginner
SLA / SLO / Error Budgets (SRE)
SLA is the external promise; SLO is the internal target; error budget is the allowed downtime — together they guide reliability decisions.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Three Pillars of Observability
Logs (events), metrics (measurements), and traces (request flows) are the three pillars of observability — together they answer 'what happened, how much, and where.'
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate
Trunk-Based Development
All developers integrate small, frequent commits directly into a single shared branch (trunk/main), avoiding long-lived feature branches.
3mo ago
DevOps intermediate