This installment focuses on automating file operations, mastering zip archiving techniques, and implementing robust error handling and logging mechanisms with PowerShell.

In an era where technology rapidly evolves, the old saying ‘fail fast, fail often’ has never been more relevant. However, the cost of failure in complex systems can be too high, stifling innovation and agility. This article delves into the concept of ‘failing safely,’ outlining practical strategies for creating an engineering culture where failure becomes a stepping stone for innovation, without risking system integrity. Learn how to set up ‘Safe Failure Zones’ that allow engineers to experiment freely, foster continuous improvement, and ultimately drive high-quality software development.

Assess the DevOps maturity of your organisation in terms of Platform Engineering and see what should be your next horizon

Open Source DevOps Automation Solution to Track Your SSL Certificate Expiry Dates via CI/CD Pipelines

On this part, I will be using the PowerShell String Operators Match and Split, Array Indexing and Regular Expressions to find if a particular Git Reference is coming from a particular branch and has valid SemVer version