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@life_hunter289 күн бұрын
hii, how to add the credential
@VN_creator5 ай бұрын
Good to see you back
@SELVATechITOps5 ай бұрын
Thanks bro, keep provide your support and share with your friends..
@sarath39255 ай бұрын
Hi Anna, In the pipeline script we used parameters variable as $param_name but with credentials we used as ${env_name}. Why??
@SELVATechITOps5 ай бұрын
Both are for variable assignment only. but there are few diference in it. $param_name - We used this format, because the variable is a plain text. So we can use such format. $(env_name) - We use this format when we have multiple commands or special charactors. On that case we can use this variable formats to avoid unnecessary syntax related issues, this will work in all variable formats.. Eg: $(uname -a)
@thilaksalivahanan23425 ай бұрын
Hi Selva. Please can you collaborate all your teaching into a streamline course. Which wil be helpful for the readers as in KZbin we might miss some topic or getting the doubts clarified will be challenging
@SELVATechITOps5 ай бұрын
Yes, I can understand it. But due to other commitments and considering time. I coulndt make it. Thats why, I make videos in free time and upload to viewers for free. Also I will consolidate every individual topics to single videos as crash courses. So far, I have uploaded single video course for git, docker, kubernetes, jenkins.
@thilaksalivahanan23425 ай бұрын
@@SELVATechITOps Thanks Selva. It helps 👍 . Let me know if we can connect and I can clear other doubts regarding the topics/ skills