What is DNS (Domain Name System)
Short for Domain Name System (or Service or Server), an Internet service that translates domain names into IP addresses. Because domain names are alphabetic, they’re easier to remember….
What is SSH(Secure Shell)
SSH Secure Shell provides users with a secure, encrypted mechanism to log into systems and transfer files; it can be viewed as a secure replacement for FTP. Developed…
What is Network File System (NFS)
Network File System (NFS) is a network file system protocol originally developed by Sun Microsystems in 1984, allowing a user on a client computer to access files over…
Basic RPM Tutorials
Basic RPM Tutorials Introduction: RPM is the RPM Package Manager. It is an open packaging system available for anyone to use. It allows users to take source code for new…
Sonar Vs Squale
Based on feedback of Fabricefrom Squale, Please find a difference between Sonar and Squale In a nutshell, we could say that Sonar is good at gathering code…
Introduction of MSbuild
By Rambabu Muppuri 2810 days ago Comments (3) can u pl help me anyone introduction of msbuild? Hi Guys, can u pl help me anyone Introduction of MSbuild? Regards, Rambabu.M…
ANTHILLPRO COMPARISON WITH ATLASSIAN BAMBOO
ANTHILLPRO COMPARISON WITH ATLASSIAN BAMBOO AnthillPro Vs Bamboo OR Difference between AnthillPro and Bamboo OR Last month i was discussing with Eric Minick from Anthillpro on Why Build…
Introdcution of Perl
What is Perl Perl is a programming language, It’s Object Oriented, simple to learn and very powerful. Perl stand for: “Practical Extraction and Reporting Language”. Perl is…
Agile Software Development Methodology
What is Agile Software Development Methodology? Agile development practices increase the velocity at which software teams deliver customer value by improving everyone’s visibility into project features, quality…
Jetty – Java-based HTTP server
Jetty is a 100% pure Java-based HTTP server and servlet container (application server). Jetty is a free and open source project under the Apache 2.0 License. Jetty is used by…
Types of Build in Remote Agent
Types of Build in Remote Agent Build Management tools has one one capability where they can share the infrasture to build the product in less time with…
Compare between RSM and Sonar
Metrics Tools Category Metric Comment RSM Sonar Function Metrics LOC Lines of Code Per Function, All Functions Yes Yes eLOC (Effective LOC) Per Function, All Functions Yes…
General SCM Interview Questions and Answers
The previous chapters outlined the state of CM technology from the standpoint of a spectrum of concepts underlying automated CM, and from the standpoint of the reflection…
Definition of Configuration Management
Software CM is a discipline for controlling the evolution of software systems. Classic discussions about CM are given in texts such as [6] and [8]. A standard…
Roles of CM Users and Views of CM
Roles of CM Users and Views of CM Different views of CM emanate from the different roles and concerns of people in an organization. A simple, typical,…
Steps for a complete clean build
Following are the steps for a complete clean build: 1. Build project (compilation)—In the build phase, the build system compiles operating system (OS) component source files and…
Configuration Management
By Bob Aiello 2876 days ago Comments (2) configuration management jobs careers Hey everyone – we are having a discussion about getting started in CM – in the CM Crossroads…
Features in TFSC are fairly standard among SCC tools
Some of the features in TFSC are fairly standard among SCC tools: Workspace creation Workspace synchronization File checkout Overlapping checkout by multiple users of the same file…
Merging Functionality in TFSC
The merging functionality in TFSC is centered on the following typical development scenarios: Scenario 1: The catch-up merge— The user wants to merge all changes from a source…
Branching in TFSC
Branching in TFSC Branching is the SCM operation of creating an independent line of development for one or more files. In a sense, branching a file results in…
Offline Checkout/Check-In in TFSC
A contributor syncs his workspace and takes his laptop home for the evening. At home, he continues working and chooses to check out a file. An unmodified…
Hardware for The Build Lab
The build lab should include some high-end hardware for building the applications. Because the entire team depends on the results of a build, the high-end computers ensure…
XML Is the Here, the Now, and the Future
XML Is the Here, the Now, and the Future XML is short for Extensible Markup Language, which is a specification developed by the World Wide Web Consortium…
Some new terms of TFSC
Repository— The data store containing all files and folders in the TFSC database. Mapping— An association of a repository path with a local working folder on the…
Important Configuration Definitions
Source code— Files written in high-level languages such as C# that need to be compiled (for example, foo.cs). Source(s)— All the files involved in building a product…
More Important Build Definitions
I need to define some common build terms that are used throughout this article. It is also important for groups or teams to define these terms on…
Types of Builds: Developers and Project
I like to say that there are really only two types of builds: ones that work and ones that don’t. Seriously, though, when you’re shipping a product,…
The Importance of a Successful Daily Build
Former Microsoft Visual Studio Product Manager Jim McCarthy used to say, “Successful daily builds are the heartbeat of a software project. If you do not have successful…
The Four Basic Requirements for an SCM
Identification, control, audit, and status accounting are the four basic requirements for a software configuration management system. These requirements must be satisfied regardless of the amount of…
The minimum features for SCM tools
SCM Tools The minimum features for SCM tools are closely related to the task of handling the different product deliverables produced within the project software engineering process….