
| SVN | Subversion | SVN pros and Cons| SVN Repository Planning | SVN Repository layout |
Subversion (SVN) Repository Layout
Single Project – One project per repository location
Pros
· Isolated revision numbers
· Isolated codebase
· Isolated security model
Cons
· Isolated codebase
· Multiple Urls to remember
· Multiple locations to maintain
Multi-Project Layout – Several projects in one repository
Pros
· Easy to merge code between projects
· Single url for all projects
· One repository to maintain
Cons
· Revision numbers span across all projects
· Harder to isolate users to appropriate repositories
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Total, Over 15 years of extensive experience working with more than 8 software MNCs for software development/maintenance and production environments involved in continuous improvement and automating entire life cycle using latest devops tools and techniques from design and architecture, through implementation, deployment, and successful operations. Also, helping more than 70 software organizations globally, providing coaching, mentoring and consulting in devops, CICD, cloud, containers and operations.
I help software organization to improve a quality of the software, reducing the software development/operational cost and immediate feedback/monitoring. Have in-depth working experience in following domains with real project implementation.
- Test Driven DevOps Approach
- Continuous Integration
- Continuous Delivery
- Continuous Deployment
- Continuous Inspection
- Technical Debt Reduction
- Containerization/Micro Services Using Kubernetes & Docker
- Cloud Migration using AWS
- Production Monitoring & Postmortem
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