CI/CD scenario Multi Tenant for Microsoft Power BI PRO projects by utilizing fabric-cli and GitHub Actions
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FreeCAD python plugin (workbench) that lets you import/assemble models from YAML files
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A simple library for handling docker commands with python.
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Generate Docker compose yml files from json files
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GitHub Actions is a continuous integration and continuous delivery [CI/CD] platform that allows you to automate your build, test, and deployment pipeline. You can create workflows that build and test every pull request to your repository, or deploy merged pull requests to production.
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Deployment Related course worked on lot of tech
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A simple library for handling docker commands with python.
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It's a Recommendation System made using the concepts of NLP.
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Question Answering basado en tecnicas de NLP para responder preguntas de examenes de admision que se encuentran en archivos yml
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CS 486 Deploying Working Software Final Project
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Spinning up instances in an autoscaled group using Cloudformation templates and Python Troposphere
python bash ansible cloudformation cloudwatch configuration-management autoscaling-groups infrastructure-as-code shell-script aws-ec2 ec2-instance yml-files
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Originated as a project from githubschool/on-demand-github-pages.
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