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Bastion host(s) are a useful and important component of a system management infrastructure. A bastion-host, in this context, is actually more properly, but more obscurely, called a jump server. In this post I will simply use the term bastion host. It is the most commonly used term for the system's function: a server, which has undergone security hardening steps, that is the operational and administrative control point for systems and hosts in a datacenter (or AWS Region).

While a basic knowledge of git (i.e. checkout, add, commit, push, and pull) is fairly common among developers these days, when it comes to advanced topics, you still earn a lot of puzzled faces and blank staring eyes when you start talking about things like git bisect or git rebase. This blog series will shed some light on these topics of advanced gitology. git bisect, or git can do THAT?

Congratulations. I've been looking forward to this

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