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Thomas Schmidt

DevOps Engineer, Former Frontend Engineer 🔧

My focus is on automating workflows and making sure CI/CD pipelines run like a well-oiled machine.

11 articles published

Chef vs Puppet - A DevOps Engineer's War Stories

What I learned about Chef and Puppet after breaking production multiple times

•December 19, 2024

What is refusing to merge unrelated histories Error?

We'll resolve the common Git error when merging repositories with unrelated histories

•December 10, 2024

Working with Git Remotes

Understanding how to manage remote repositories in Git for better collaboration and version control.

•October 24, 2024

How to Discard Local Changes in Git

Managing local changes in Git can be a nightmare, especially if those changes are superfluous. This article considers various ways to discard local changes, ensuring a smooth workflow.

•October 21, 2024

How to Reset Your Local Git Branch

A comprehensive guide on how to reset your local Git branch to match the remote repository, including backup strategies and collaboration considerations.

•October 21, 2024

Not Possible to Fast-Forward: Understanding the Error

This article explains the underlying reasons for the 'not possible to fast-forward' error in Git and provides a step-by-step guide to resolve it.

•October 20, 2024

Git Undo Last Commit

A comprehensive guide on how to revert or amend your last Git commit while preserving changes.

•October 20, 2024

How to Safely Delete Local and Remote Branches in Git

Learn how to delete both local and remote Git branches and avoid common pitfalls.

•October 19, 2024

Deleting Git Commits

Deleting Git commits is a critical operation in version control management.

•October 19, 2024

How to use Git Reset --hard

Understanding the usage and dangers of git reset --hard in Git.

•October 18, 2024

Understanding Git Tags and Checkout

A detailed guide on how to manage Git tags, check them out, and handle common issues.

•October 18, 2024