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This is the fork of the reposity, which description is given below. \
All authorship credits go to the Dmitriy Creed https://github.com/Cre-eD. \
This repository is specifically forked for the work on elective course of DevOps made by the Dmitriy Creed, Bachelor level, 3rd year
by Ivan Ilyichev, B23-DS-01 study group.

# 🚀 DevOps Introduction Course: Principles, Practices & Tooling

[![Labs](https://img.shields.io/badge/Labs-80%25-blue)](#-lab-based-learning-experience)
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Signing commits allows others to be sure about the author(s) of work made, thus the trust to the commits is maintained. This approach uses some cryptographic mechanisms and prevents modifying anything after changes committed, otherwise "verified" status will disappear. Overall, signing is a good practice for not only for secure and important projects, for all ones.