How to Optimize Perl CI/CD Pipelines for Github Actions
Learn how to use GitHub Actions CI/CD for Perl projects, as well as how ActiveState tooling can improve consistency, reliability and build speeds.
Read MoreLearn how to use GitHub Actions CI/CD for Perl projects, as well as how ActiveState tooling can improve consistency, reliability and build speeds.
Read MoreWritten in Go, the State Tool is designed to (ultimately) be a cross-platform, universal package manager for dynamic open source language runtimes.
Read MoreLearn how to make your Azure Pipelines CI/CD jobs simpler and more reliable using ActiveState’s pre-built language runtimes.
Read MoreLearn how to create a GitLab CI/CD pipeline while eliminating “works on my machine” issues with the ActiveState Platform.
Read MoreLearn how to create a more secure and compliant CI/CD pipeline while eliminating “works on my machine” issues.
Read MoreLearn how to eliminate reproducibility issues by making the runtime environment perfectly reproducible on all systems across your CI/CD pipeline.
Read MoreLearn how to use ActiveState’s tooling to simplify GitHub Action’s CI/CD, and speed builds with parallelized multi-platform capabilities and caching.
Read MoreLearn how ActiveState’s tooling can make runtime environments perfectly reproducible on dev, CI/CD and production machines with a single automatable command.
Read MoreDevOps professionals have a bag of tricks to make CI/CD work. But those tricks create a schism between dev and test environments, causing the “works on my machine” syndrome. ActiveState proposes a solution in this post.
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