• Github: Getting the SHA256 fingerprint of an SSH key

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  When you need to check the SSH key that you are using on your GitHub account, you'll get the SHA256 fingerprint of the key.

  

  Depending on the version of OpenSSH that you are using, the fingerprint you get from using ssh-keygen -lf might be different from the one that GitHub shows you.

  23/10/2024

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• Building multi architecture and multiplatform binaries with GoReleaser and Github Actions

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  In order to build binaries for multiple architectures, we can use GoReleaser together with Github Actions so that they get built automatically when we create a release.

  08/08/2023

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• GitHub Actions: Scheduled Runs

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  GitHub Actions is a powerful automation tool that allows you to automate various tasks and processes, usually triggered by some change in the source repository. Using scheduled runs we are going to be able to schedule runs as well.

  14/03/2023

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• ArgoCD: Create Applications based on Pull Requests

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  One of the key features of ArgoCD is the ApplicationSet, which provides a way to group multiple applications together and deploy them as a single unit. This allows you to manage and deploy multiple applications as a single entity, making it easier to coordinate deployments across multiple teams and applications.

  We have several ways of generating Applications using and ApplicationSet, one of them is using the repositories Pull Requests.

  22/02/2023

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• Setting up GitHub's CODEOWNERS

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  GitHub's CodeOwners file is a tool that helps teams manage and maintain their repositories more effectively when the repository is co-owned by multiple teams. The file allows you to assign code ownership to teams or specific individuals. This will make them responsible for reviewing and approving changes to the code.

  02/02/2023

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