testing

`Best Practices` for Successful Change Management

2023-03-12
Get Things Done (category)

TLDR: Change management in IT is essential for success and involves establishing a team, communicating effectively with stakeholders, developing a plan, creating a testing and rollback plan, and continuously reviewing and improving the process. Key performance indicators include the number of changes implemented successfully, the time it takes to implement… Read More »Best Practices for Successful Change Management

Reduce Development Time & Costs with `MVP` in Project Management

2023-02-18
Get Things Done (category)

TLDR; This blog explains the concept of minimum viable product (MVP) in project management, its benefits, and how to implement it. Using MVP reduces development time and costs, minimizes project risks, and improves product quality and customer satisfaction. The blog also answers popular questions about MVP, including its suitability for… Read More »Reduce Development Time & Costs with MVP in Project Management

The Role of Documentation in `Project Success`

2023-02-18
Documentation (category), Get Things Done (category)

Communication tool Documentation serves as a communication tool between different stakeholders in the project. It helps to ensure that everyone is on the same page, and that the project is carried out according to the plan. Reference Material Documentation also serves as reference material for the project. It provides a… Read More »The Role of Documentation in Project Success

Create a `Server Sandbox` Environment Easily with Vagrant

2023-03-12
Bash (category), Networking (category), Security (category), Virtualization (category)

A test environment is a crucial component in the software development process. It allows developers to test new code changes in an isolated environment, without affecting the live production server. Creating a server sandbox using virtual machines is a popular approach for testing, and Vagrant is a tool that makes… Read More »Create a Server Sandbox Environment Easily with Vagrant

Make `Vagrant Snapshots` Your Secret Weapon to Boost Your Workflow

2023-03-12
Bash (category), Productivity (category), Virtualization (category)

Vagrant snapshots are a built-in feature of Vagrant that allows you to save the current state of your VM at a particular point in time. Once you’ve taken a snapshot, you can revert back to that state later if necessary. This can be incredibly useful for testing and development, as… Read More »Make Vagrant Snapshots Your Secret Weapon to Boost Your Workflow

Measuring `Throughput` of UDP Packets with iperf

2023-02-18
Networking (category)

Throughput is a measure of the amount of data that can be transmitted in a given time period, typically measured in bits per second (bps). To measure the throughput of UDP packets, you can use a network performance testing tool such as iperf or netperf. These tools allow you to… Read More »Measuring Throughput of UDP Packets with iperf

5 Steps to Master `Network Design`

2023-02-18
Networking (category)

1. Understand Your Requirements Before diving into the design process, it’s crucial to have a clear understanding of your network’s requirements. This includes determining the size of the network, the type of devices that will be connected, and the expected workload. By understanding your requirements, you’ll be able to tailor… Read More »5 Steps to Master Network Design

`Comparing Values` Like a Pro: How to Test in Bash

2023-03-13
Bash (category), Linux (category)

Are you tired of struggling to compare values in Bash? Do you wish you could easily test and determine if two variables are equal or not? Look no further! In this blog, we will explore the ins and outs of comparing values in Bash and how to do it like… Read More »Comparing Values Like a Pro: How to Test in Bash

Multitask with `git stash`

2023-03-12
Git (category), Productivity (category)

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you’re working on a feature branch and suddenly a high priority bug needs to be fixed? Or maybe you’re working on a project and you want to switch branches to do some quick testing, but you don’t want to commit your… Read More »Multitask with git stash