In some cases there might be necessary to prevent an Azure (Build) Pipeline from running, if some other pipeline in your project fails. Well, I encountered scenario like the other day. After spending an hour trying to find an out of the box solution, I concluded that it probably none available yet. However, that’s not… READ MORE
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Azure DevOps is increasingly used to automate the release of solutions to the cloud. In this context, I would like to report my recent experience by developing continuous integration and delivery for logic apps, hoping that it will be useful to someone else. Logic Apps is one of my favorite resource on Azure because is… READ MORE
The last week I spend quite a bit of time figuring out the best way to deploy micro-services on Kubernetes with Azure DevOps. At first it felt quite hard, because there are so many tools involved. But with the right tools I got it working within an hour, which as a pleasant surprise! In this… READ MORE
Migrating a dotnetcore 2-tier Application to Azure, using Different Architectures and DevOps Best Practices is a very practical hands-on guide to learn about Azure Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service, Containers and DevOps. Interested in learning how to migrate your on-premises workloads to Azure, but don’t know what architecture to choose or how… READ MORE
This post is a companion to the following GitHub repository:https://github.com/gbaeke/aks-traefik-azure-deploy. The repository contains ARM templates to deploy an AD integrated Kubernetes cluster and an IP address plus a Helm chart to deploy Traefik. Traefik is configured to use the deployed IP address. In addition to those files, the repository also contains the YAML pipeline, ready… READ MORE
Ok so Part 1 covered how to do a manual build of a .NET Core Web App and now I’ll show how to do a manual deployment of the project. Part 2 covered creating a manual release from the build in Part 1 In Part 3 I’ll cover the magic sauce that make it possible to set up continuous… READ MORE
Ok so Part 1 covered how to do a manual build of a .NET Core Web App and now I’ll show how to do a manual deployment of the project. Part 2 will cover creating a manual release from the build in Part 1 (I’m assuming your manual build is working) Before starting this please manually create a Resource… READ MORE
I managed to get an automated build of some new code tonight and I ran into some issues which I have now resolved, so here are the steps to create a fully automated build and release of a brand new .net core web app using Visual Studio and Azure DevOps. Part 1 will cover creating… READ MORE
Most of the times, when deploying App Services such as a webapp to a single region, you simply use the Azure App Service Deploy task, that is currently in version 3.0 and whose a preview of the next version is to come. However, using the very same task to deploy an App Service to multiple… READ MORE
