In today’s fast-paced world, most of us start our mornings rushing—checking emails, grabbing a quick coffee, and heading straight into work. But adding a simple morning walk to your routine can make a surprising difference to both your body and mind. 1. A Boost of Energy Walking outdoors in the morning sunlight signals your body … Continue reading Why Morning Walks Can Be a Game-Changer

This is a sample post created to test the blog setup, formatting, and design. Nothing fancy here—just a quick check to make sure everything works. Why This Blog Exists Every blog needs a first post. This one’s just for testing: A Sample Image (Insert an image here, maybe a stock photo or placeholder image to … Continue reading Welcome to My Test Blog

Artificial Intelligence is currently one of the most talked-about subjects, garnering more attention than ever before in its history since the term was initially coined in 1940. Before delving into the intersection of AI and DevOps, let’s have a quick recap of a few key terms to establish the context. Highlights: Key Terms Related to … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence in DevOps

Hyper automation is a term used to describe the integration of multiple technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Robotic Process Automation (RPA), and other tools, to automate and streamline business processes. Hyper automation enables organizations to automate a wide range of tasks, from routine, repetitive tasks to complex, data-driven processes, resulting in increased … Continue reading Hyper Automation – Take Test Automation to Next Level with AI and ML

Splunk is widely used by organizations to monitor and troubleshoot IT infrastructure and applications. It is employed in many industries, such as healthcare, finance, and retail, to gain insights into their operations, security, and compliance and make data-driven decisions. In this post, let’s see how to create Retrospective dashboard queries in Splunk with a simple … Continue reading Retrospective Dashboard Queries in Splunk

The Durable Task Framework (DTFx) allows users to write long running, persistent workflows in C# using the .Net framework and simple async/await coding constructs. These workflows are also called orchestrations and require at least one provider (a backend persistence store ) for storing the orchestration message and runtime state. It provides a low-cost alternative for … Continue reading What Is Durable Task Framework?