Tag: mid-level
All the articles with the tag "mid-level".
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Mise en Place: Repo Hygiene Is an Operational Practice
Repo hygiene isn't tidiness — it's a chef's mise en place for your repository: this blog's own repo shipped 39 broken links and a 'required' field 28 posts ignored, and here's the operational practice that fixes it for good.
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Dependabot and Supply Chain Security
Your dependencies have dependencies — here's how to keep them secure.
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GitHub Actions for Terraform and Ansible
Plan in the PR, apply on merge — GitHub Actions patterns for IaC.
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GitHub Actions Reusable Workflows
Stop copying YAML — reusable workflows keep your pipelines clean.
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Git Stash, Cherry-Pick, and Bisect
Three Git commands that will save your day — stash, cherry-pick, and bisect.
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Git Tags and Release Management
Stop guessing what's in production — tags and releases bring order to chaos.
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Branch Protection Rules and PR Workflows
Your code deserves a bouncer — here's how branch protection keeps bad merges out.
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GitHub CODEOWNERS: Who Owns What in Your Repo
Stop guessing who should review — let CODEOWNERS handle it.
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GitHub Actions and Job Scheduling, Part 3: The Migration
Real workflow examples for PowerShell, Ansible, and Packer — plus the incremental migration approach that kept everything running.
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GitHub Actions and Job Scheduling, Part 2: The Solution
Docker-based self-hosted runners, vendor containers, and cron schedules in YAML. Here's the architecture that replaced hundreds of scattered jobs.