Paul Linchpiner

In the 4th part, we will learn how to create dynamic tasks in Gradle using project parameters. Also, we will discuss very useful features, such as task name abbreviation and task rules. Finally, we will implement a simple CLI, which is based on Gradle tasks and uses the same principles as Kubernetes CLI (kubectl). https://linchpiner.github.io/gradle-for-devops-4.html

In this part, we will learn how to do the actual stuff with Gradle: execute commands locally and remotely, call external scripts and tools. We will take a closer look at the Gradle SSH plguin, which allows executing remote operations on multiple servers in parallel. https://linchpiner.github.io/gradle-for-devops-3.html

Cheatsheet and visualization of statuses and available actions for servers managed by MaaS (Metal as a Service), a bare metal provisioning tool developed by Canonical. https://linchpiner.github.io/maas-statuses-and-actions.html

The second part focuses on setting parameters for the Gradle project, keeping them in one place, defining their default values. https://linchpiner.github.io/gradle-for-devops-2.html