Lets talk Azure DevOps Repos! Introduction « Breaking News » the Git project has decided to use as default branch main instead of master. As very well described in the following article, Microsoft has set on november 2020 the default branch of all new Azure DevOps Repos to be main instead of master. “Microsoft is joining the Git project (statement, code change) and multiple vendors including… READ MORE
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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 a scenario like this 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,… 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
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
I published two scripts on Powershell gallery in order to help automated deployment of a SharePoint Framework solution: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/VSTS.DeploySPFxToO365CDN https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/VSTS.DeploySPFxToAppCatalog The first script basically collects automatically the bundle publishing it on Office 365 CDN, while the second across the SharePoint ALM API is able to upload the package of the solution in the App Catalog.… READ MORE
