Author: Rajnish Kumar Jha

Exploring GitHub Flow for Continuous Delivery GitHub Flow is a lightweight Git branching model designed for simplicity and speed, making it an excellent choice for teams practicing Continuous Delivery or Deployment. It uses a minimal branching strategy that revolves around the main branch** as the… [ Read More ]

Hands-on Demo – All Git Branch Models for Continuous Delivery Below is a summary of four commonly used Git branching models for Continuous Delivery (CD): GitHub Flow, GitFlow, Release Branching, and Trunk-Based Development (TBD). Each model is explained with an example workflow. 1. GitHub Flow… [ Read More ]

Hand-on Demo – Release Branching for Continuous Delivery The Release Branching model is useful when multiple versions of the software must be maintained simultaneously (e.g., active development on the next release while supporting an existing release). It balances structured development with Continuous Delivery (CD). Release… [ Read More ]

Hand-on Demo – GitHub Flow for Continuous Delivery The GitHub Flow branching model is simple and effective for teams practicing Continuous Delivery (CD). It is lightweight and encourages fast iteration, focusing on short-lived feature branches and automated deployment from the main branch. GitHub Flow Core… [ Read More ]

Hand-on Demo – GitFlow for Continuous Delivery The GitFlow branching model provides a structured approach for managing features, releases, and hotfixes, which makes it particularly useful for teams handling multiple environments (e.g., development, staging, and production). Here’s a step-by-step demonstration of GitFlow tailored to a… [ Read More ]

Hands-on Demo – Trunk-Based Development for Continuous Delivery with Git branch model Trunk-Based Development (TBD) is a streamlined Git branching strategy designed for rapid iteration and Continuous Delivery (CD). It emphasizes a single primary branch (main) for integration and encourages small, frequent commits to avoid… [ Read More ]

Hand-on Demo – Git Branch Model for Continuous Delivery To demonstrate a Git branch model for Continuous Delivery (CD), we can follow a practical example that simulates a simple workflow. Below is a demonstration using the Trunk-Based Development model, as it aligns closely with CD… [ Read More ]