Recently, I was trying to play with LibcephFS and I wasn’t able to find a comprehensive tutorial to get me started experimenting with CephFS real quick. So, I had to learn the API the hard way by looking into different articles dealing with the FUSE-based client and the LibcephFS Python…

Here I will give you a sneak peek into my entire GSoC experience from beginning to end and mention the key takeaways from that.

In this article, I will be talking about my contributions to the Popper 2.x project during the Google Summer Of Code 2019 program. Popper is an experimentation protocol for organizing an academic article’s artifacts following a DevOps approach. The Popper 1.x CLI tool was migrated to specify pipelines in the…

Codecov is a tool that is used to measure the test coverage of your codebase. It generally calculates the coverage ratio by examining which lines of code were executed while running the unit tests. So, how to integrate it into a python project that would use Travis as its CI…

UPDATE: This blog post is outdated, support for Github Actions syntax in Popper has been deprecated. Popper now uses its own YAML syntax for specifying workflows. Read more in the official documentation. With the release of Popper 2.3.0, we are happy to bring to you a searchable catalogue of prebuilt…

Update: Support for Github Actions syntax in Popper has been deprecated. Popper now uses its own YAML syntax for specifying workflows. Read more in the official documentation. With the release of version 2.1.0, we are glad to announce that Popper now fully supports Singularity Actions in its workflows besides Docker…