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Docker provides the ability to package and run an application in a loosely isolated environment called a container.The isolation and security allows you to run many containers simultaneously on a given host. Containers are lightweight and contain everything ne...

Chaîne complète : Git → GitLab CI → Docker voir la fiche sur les généralités Docker voir la fiche sur les généralités Git & GitLab voir la fiche sur les généralités DevOps git push └─> Pipeline GitLab CI déclenché ├─ Stage build : docker build → i...

troubleshooting scan & repair system files sfc /scannow check & fix disk errors chkdsk /f DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth clear DNS cache ipconfig /flushdns reset tcp ip settings netsh int ip reset test network  ping google.com reset...

check CPU usage tophtop check disk usage df -hdu -sh * check running processes ps aux | grep process monitor logs in real time tail -f /var/log/syslog check open ports netstat -tulnp check the availability of a service systemctl status service r...

1. Contexte Sync-in est une solution open-source qui permet de stocker, partager, collaborer et synchroniser des fichiers à travers différents OS. La solution est déployée via Docker Compose puis exposé sur Internet via un paramétrage de domaine (sécurisé par...

1. Commanditaire autres dénominations  sponsor du projet MOA (maitrise d'ouvrage) Rôles  passe la commande du projet finance le projet réalise les arbitrages et validations (planning coût temps) assume les risques 2. Equipe Projet Rôles  aider le chef de proje...

ressource méthodes et outils projets.pdf PMP = Plan de Management de Projet Périmètre couvert Les outils et concepts couverts incluent : Plan de Management de Projet (PMP) : éléments comme contexte, enjeux, périmètre, WBS, budget, risques, organisation, équipe...

Phrasal verb A verb combined with one or two extra words that changes its meaning (look → look after, give → give up) Two peas in a pod (idiom) – when two things are really similar and they go together very well Figure out (phrasal verb) – to understand or c...

Adjectives describe things and feelings, and they change form to compare or show extremes: Regular Adjectives: Add "er" for comparatives (e.g., "safer") and "est" for superlatives (e.g., "safest"). Use "more" and "most" for adjectives with two or more syl...

help compare things or describe the highest degree of a quality: Comparatives: Compare two things (e.g., "bigger," "more productive"). Use "than" to connect them (e.g., "My desk is bigger than yours"). Superlatives: Describe the highest degree (e.g., "big...

  Determiners help describe nouns   Countable nouns: Use numbers or words like "many" or "few" (e.g., "three books," "few opportunities"). Uncountable nouns: Use words like "much," "some," or "little" (e.g., "much respect," "little time").   Possessive determi...

The Impersonal Passive structure is used for: Things that are thought, believed, said, or reported. We form it like this: It + be + past participle of reporting verb + that + clause “It is believed that the tests have produced false positives.” Personal Pass...

THAT, WHICH, WHO, WHOM & WHOSE   They are used for Relative Clauses, which tell us more about people and things.   WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, HOW, WHO & WHY are used for Nominal Relative Clauses, where we talk about the thing that.   “The beta test which we ran recen...