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Creating ARM Service Endpoints from Within VSTS

Creating ARM Service Endpoints from Within VSTS

by Johan Classon on February 10, 2017 with No Comments

First, here is some background about what Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) can do concerning Azure Resource Manager (ARM). As you probably know, Releases in VSTS has the capability to deploy build artifacts to subscriptions in Azure. Releases are configured … Read More

Development ALM, Azure, DevOps, VSTS
Implementing Custom Tasks in VSTS

Implementing Custom Tasks in VSTS

by Johan Classon on November 14, 2016 with 4 Comments

I think that one of the strengths of the build and release system in Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) is the large variety of tasks that is available. If you ever want a task that does something that the default … Read More

Development ALM, DevOps, PowerShell, TFS, VSTS
Database Migration with DbUp and VSTS

Database Migration with DbUp and VSTS

by Johan Classon on March 14, 2016 with 8 Comments

All too often I find myself in projects where there is no efficient strategy around updating databases. Databases should be able to be migrated to the latest version without too much effort. If it’s too hard, developers will start sharing … Read More

Development ALM, DevOps, PowerShell, TFS, VSTS
Apply Semantic Versioning to Assemblies

Apply Semantic Versioning to Assemblies

by Johan Classon on November 23, 2015 with No Comments

For some time now, Community TFS Build Extensions has provided a PowerShell script for automatic versioning of assemblies during a build. This simple script served me well, until I heard about semantic versioning… To make a long story short, semantic … Read More

Development ALM, DevOps, NuGet, PowerShell, TFS, VSO
Build Your GitHub Repository With VSO

Build Your GitHub Repository With VSO

by Johan Classon on July 21, 2015 with No Comments

If you work with an open source project, or by other means want to share your project with unknown people, GitHub is a great place to store source code. It does not provide any support for building, versioning or deployment, … Read More

Development ALM, DevOps, GitHub, PowerShell, TFS, VSO
Hyper-V Environment Templating

Hyper-V Environment Templating

by Johan Classon on July 1, 2015 with No Comments

Have you ever felt the need to have a test environment set up on your personal computer? Or perhaps to have an automated way to set up an environment in your Continuous Integration workflow? If it’s done manually, this is … Read More

Development Active Directory, Answer Files, DevOps, DHCP, DNS, Hyper-V, PowerShell, Virtual Machines, Windows Server 2012 R2
Avoid Connection String Transforms with SQL Client Alias

Avoid Connection String Transforms with SQL Client Alias

by Johan Classon on May 16, 2015 with No Comments

Your reality as a programmer if often that the application that you and your team are writing is going to be run on a number of test- and production environments. The normal case is that these contain computers with different … Read More

Development Configuration, Connection String, DevOps, PowerShell, SQL Client Alias, SQL Server
Hidden Capabilities of PowerShell ISE IntelliSense

Hidden Capabilities of PowerShell ISE IntelliSense

by Johan Classon on May 12, 2015 with 1 Comment

I do not program in PowerShell daily, but at least once or twice a week. Even though I am far from an expert on the matter, I would like to think of myself as a guy that knows the available … Read More

Development DevOps, ISE, PowerShell
Networking in Azure part 2

Networking in Azure part 2

by Viktor Gilbertsson on May 6, 2015 with No Comments

Intro In this post I will describe more advanced networking scenarios. I expect basic knowledge in virtual networks and how to configure them. If this is a new topic for you, I recommend you read part 1 first, where I break … Read More

Infrastructure DevOps
Networking in Azure part 1

Networking in Azure part 1

by Viktor Gilbertsson on May 6, 2015 with No Comments

Intro Moving to the cloud is not as simple as people think. One of those most fundamental thing is to have a functional network to run your services in. We can all click “next, next, finish” in the Azure portal. But the … Read More

Infrastructure DevOps
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