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Moving away from Master as the default name for Branches in Git
Over the last few weeks there has been ongoing discussion within the Git project and teams at Bitbucket, Gitlab, GitHub and other industry providers about Git’s use of ‘master’ as the default name for the first branch that is created on a repository. ‘Master’ appears to be an inherited reference from BitKeeper which was adapted […]
Cloning another Bitbucket repository in Bitbucket Pipelines
This post was written by Bitbucket user Ayush Sharma. I recently had a use-case where I wanted to clone another Bitbucket repository during a Pipelines execution. Doing this is very simple, but there is a lot of conflicting information online, so I thought I would document the steps here. Imagine a very simple Pipeline that […]
Continuous Delivery for Django projects with Bitbucket Pipelines and Ansible
This post was written by Bitbucket user Augusto Destrero Introduction Ansible is a powerful tool for the automation of your server administration. It can be used to install and configure the software needed for your application and also to deploy a new version of your application and make the required steps to make it available. […]
Automating Amazon Elastic Container (ECR) container builds using Bitbucket Pipelines
This post was written by Bitbucket user Ayush Sharma. Bitbucket Pipelines has fascinated me for several weeks now. I’ve already explored using it for Serverless deployments, and I recently spent some time exploring it for container deployments. In this post, we continue our exploration further. The plan is to build a container and push it to […]
Preview your pull requests and more with Atlassian for VS Code 2.0
Earlier this year we released the Atlassian for Visual Studio Code extension, bringing Bitbucket and Jira closer to where developers work every day. The extension allowed you to view and create issues, pull requests, and pipelines without ever leaving the IDE. The extension speeds up your workflow with time-saving features like the “Start work” button […]
Practice DevOps with custom Pipes reusing CI/CD logic
In February 2019, we released Bitbucket Pipes to allow DevOps teams build more powerful and automated CI/CD workflows in a plug and play way. Pipes was announced with several industry leaders including Microsoft, AWS, Slack, Sonar and more to help automate CI/CD use cases with Bitbucket Pipelines such as deploying to AWS S3 or sending […]
Scaling Android Deployment with Bitbucket Pipelines and Fastlane
This is a guest post from Ivan Rigovsky Traveler.today makes local travel guides for tourists and self-explorers. We create a different app for each location because each of our apps is made for a different partner/customer. As our business started to grow, we needed to create multiple new apps per week and it started to […]
Deploy an Express.js app to AWS Lambda using the Serverless Framework
Serverless is a cloud computing architecture where the application owner does not purchase, rent, manage, or provision the servers. Instead, the cloud partner manages the infrastructure side of things for the applications. The biggest advantage of …
Automate Git commands across repos using batch scripts and Windows Scheduler
I wrote these scripts to automate one or more git commands to run on each repository within that directory. It could also be used to do a general clean up before committing…
Resolving conflicts with git-rerere
Resolving conflicts is never fun so you may as well use rerere to make fixing them easier, and even a bit fun.
Automate Coverage Reports in Pull Requests with Bitbucket, Jenkins and SonarCloud
At Instaclustr, we’ve experienced significant growth in our team sizes that has been great for increasing the scope and speed of our development. The flip-side to this benefit is that…
Writing a microservice in Golang which communicates over gRPC
Step by step instructions on how to write a microservice in Go with gRPC.
Automating Serverless framework deployments using Bitbucket Pipelines
Bitbucket now offers pre-built Pipes to deploy Lambdas to AWS. But what if we want to deploy an entire Serverless stack?
