Deepak Narayana Rao endeepak

Let me know if this sounds, right.

I work at a company that has N services. Each service has it's own deployable artifact. Each artifact creation process is unique, but the pipeline, and deployment processes are similar. As we grow we are looking to create more services. I would like to manage this complexity in a couple of ways.

We use Jenkins
I'd like to use Jenkinsfile's to manage the jobs
The artifact process should stay unique, some shared code loaded via fileLoader.fromGit
I plan on using a shared deployment job configured via params
I plan on using a shared pipeline job configured via params

Adding Open Graph metadata to Blogger is easy. Simply copy the code below and paste it into your template after the <header> tag.

A couple notes:

og:locale Should probably actually reflect the blog's locale instead of just being a hardcoded string. Unfortunately, Blogger only gives us en-us with a hyphen, instead of an underscore, so that won't work.
If you're using your blog as a personal profile, you may consider changing the second og:type from website to profile and adding your personal information
og:image Is only supplied if Blogger finds an image in the current post. However, not supplying og:image is invalid. You could provide an alternate image of your blog logo, or a Gravatar.
If you do something cool with this, I'd love to hear about it. [email protected]

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