In this post, we’ll be discussing the steps to configure manual approvals for your Yaml based pipeline through Azure Pipeline Environments. Before your proceed further, I would strongly suggest you to go through my old blog post explaining deployment through Yaml based Pipelines where we used environments. As per official documentation from Microsoft’s site,“An environment […]
YAML Deploy Using Azure Pipelines – PipelineAsACode
This post takes a step further from building the code using YAML based Azure Pipelines to deploying the code based on YAML Azure Pipelines.I recommend you to take a sneak peak at my old post regarding building of code at: YAML Build Pipelines in AzureDevOps – PipelineAsACode In this post, I’ll be reusing the complete […]
Configure & Run Self-Hosted Azure DevOps Agent Behind Proxy
With the growing security leaks and threats around the global, we are spending more and more time in securing our VMs and blocking unnecessary traffic to and fro from our VM, be it be in cloud or on on-premises. It is a very common case in enterprises that the IT team locks down the entire […]
YAML Build Pipelines in AzureDevOps – PipelineAsACode
One of the greatest features in AzureDevOps Pipelines is that you can create build pipelines as a code which are highly efficient and reusable.It’s not just build pipelines, you can do complete CI/CD in AzureDevOps Pipelines with the help of YAML code, but today we are going to discuss just the build pipelines. Now before […]
Deploying .net application with GitHub Actions
In this blog post, we are going to discuss on how to deploy a .net application to an Azure Web App with the help of GitHub Actions. GitHub ActionsGitHub Actions help you automate your software development workflows in the same place you store code and collaborate on pull requests and issues. You can write individual […]
Post File to Slack Using Python
Hey there! Today, I’m here to discuss one of the several ways we have to post a file to slack channel. We can write script for the same in a lot of languages like PowerShell, Python, etc. And today, I’ll be discussing this using Python. Prerequisites? Well, we don’t have much of the prerequisites for […]
GKE Sandbox: Harden workload isolation
Do you run or test untrusted or unknown code often on GKE? Or have any requirement of deploying the code on GKE from any opensource space where you have a lot of unknown contributors? Ever faced downtime or crashing of your GKE nodes after deploying any odd application on your GKE cluster? If answer to […]
Microsoft updates its certifications
If you work on any of the services or products offered by Microsoft and are planning to sit for a certification exam, then this update is very important for you! After reviewing the job tasks analysis (JTA) of the various roles who aim for role based certifications with Microsoft, Microsoft has decided to updates it’s […]
GCP’s killer feature – Live Migration
I spent this winter exploring the Google’s offering in the domain of cloud providers, Google Cloud Platform (GCP). And I must say, it was awesome learning curve and GCP has a lot to offer. And most of us are so much busy with AWS and Azure that many have overlooked GCP’s offerings. Today, I’ll discuss […]
Azure Lab Services – Auto VM Shutdown
Do you use Azure Lab Services for your managed classroom sessions? If yes, you might have faced a very common issue of being charged for the lab instance even when it is not in use. Well, it seems Azure has listened to the feedback provided by the end users and have come up with the […]