uma.arumugam created the topic: Hello me to choose SCM as a career
Hello Guys!
Please help me to tell me everything about SCM. I wanna make my career in SCM. so what should i know and what should i do for it.
Is Build and Release is a part of SCM or it’s different form SCM?
rajeshkumar replied the topic: Re: Helo me to choose SCM as a career
SCM consist for following branch.
1. Configuration Management aks version control management
Tools – SVN, Perforce, GIT, Clearcase CVS etc
2. Build Management
Tools – Jenkins, Anthillpro, Bamboo etc
3. Release Management aka deployment management
Tool – Cruise and many in-house tools
4. Packaging Management aka Installer
Tools: Wise, InstallSheild, InstallAnywhere etc…
There are various tools for each one of them. Important things is that you need to be aware of concept of each one of them. also, you need to focus
on scripting for various purpose such as ant, perl, python, shell, maven, make etc.
Small project has all mixed profile dedicated to one engineer but big and complex project has individual engineer assigned for each task. there are many books and web reference you can find over to web to know more about it.
Regards,
Rajesh Kumar
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uma.arumugam replied the topic: what is Build and Release
Thanks for my replying on my previous Question.
Now i want to know what is Build and Release and how to learn it for a small project, I also want to know about scripting.
rajeshkumar replied the topic: Re: what is Build and Release
Hi,
please go through this url en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Release_engineering and Related disciplines section.
Also, some books can be found in www.scmgalaxy.com/ebooks-collection/
if you want to learn scripting, you need to try for it 🙂
Regards,
Rajesh Kumar
Twitt me @ twitter.com/RajeshKumarIn
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