Mystery of the fabric-cicd authentication that never was - K Chant
Covers the mystery of the fabric-cicd authentication that never was. To help others who experience similar issues with fabric-cicd.| K Chant
Covers the mystery of the fabric-cicd authentication that never was. To help others who experience similar issues with fabric-cicd.| K Chant
At my current employer we are still using a local build server to host our Azure Pipeline agents and run our builds. Having multiple agents ...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
While helping a team getting their failing build back up and running I noticed that they were using one big build pipeline that only consists of one stage. This not only made the pipeline more difficult to understand but also makes the build time very long and forces you to rerun the full build if one specific step fails.| The art of simplicity
I think everyone has encountered the frustrating scenario where your .NET solution builds perfectly on your local machine but mysteriously fails in Azure Pipelines. Most of the time there is a mistake you made that is easy to fix but sometimes it is the build tooling itself that causes the problem. And that is unfortunately exactly the case when using NuGet Package Source mapping in Azure Pipelines.| The art of simplicity
While working with Azure DevOps pipelines I encountered a frustrating NuGet package restore failure. The culprit behind these issues is Azure DevOps using an outdated version of NuGet by default, which lead to version conflicts and compatibility problems with modern .NET projects.| The art of simplicity
When configuring self-hosted Azure DevOps agents on Windows, one often-overlooked setting can significantly improve security and resource access control: the SERVICE_SID_TYPE_UNRESTRICTED.| The art of simplicity
It seems that I’m a little behind on what has changed in Azure DevOps Server recently. While helping my team migrate our existing build servers to some new infrastructure, we encountered a problem when trying to download the agent binaries. | The art of simplicity
If you've ever managed self-hosted agents in Azure DevOps, you know how quickly disk space can vanish. Between build artifacts, source code, and temporary files, agents can become cluttered fast. That’s where maintenance jobs come in—a built-in feature designed to keep your agents tidy and your pipelines running smoothly.| The art of simplicity
Reading Time: 4minutesIn this post I want to cover managing Microsoft Fabric connections with Fabric CLI when performing CI/CD. To clarify, I mean the Microsoft Fabric connections… The post Managing Fabric connections with Fabric CLI when performing CI/CD appeared first on K Chant.| K Chant
In this post I introduce the Azure DevOps version the FUAM deploymenator. Which is a FUAM deployment accelerator that I developed.| K Chant
Introduction| Managing Cloud and Datacenter by Tao Yang
Atlas v0.36 introduces Snowflake driver beta, PostgreSQL partitions, Azure DevOps integration, Google Spanner beta, Datadog SIEM support, and ORM schema linting.| atlasgo.io
While preparing my session for DWX 2025, in which I demonstrated a simple use case for Azure DevOps MCP Server (creating a user story from within the IDE), I came up with some other interesting use…| blog.rufer.be
In this post I want to show one way you can operationalize Fabric workspaces with Azure DevOps using Fabric CLI and fabric-cicd.| K Chant
At time of writing this blog post, it’s only the first week after Microsoft Copilot for Security went GA April 1st, and already the #Security #Community are creating scripts, automations and tools for provisioning or deprovisioning Secure Capacity Units (SCU) that are required for running Copilot for Security in your environment. A potential cost of […]| GoToGuy Blog
Microsoft recently announced that Workload Identity Federation for Azure Pipelines now is in Public Preview: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/public-preview-of-workload-identity-federation-for-azure-pipelines/. This opens for a lot of scenarios for Azure service connections, without the need to manage secrets for service principals and more security as there are no secrets that can be exposed or exfiltrated. As I work a lot […]| GoToGuy Blog
Today I lost a lot of time investigating a stupid(aren’t they all?) issue with some failing tests on the build server. The strange thing was...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
Today I had to make a fix in an old project that was still using Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC). It immediately made me appreciate G...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
In this post I want to cover one way that you can automate testing Microsoft Fabric Data Pipelines with YAML pipelines in Azure DevOps.| K Chant
Covers one way you can automate testing Microsoft Fabric Data Pipelines with Azure DevOps. With the Data Factory Testing Framework.| K Chant
In this post I want to show how you can operationalize fabric-cicd to work with Microsoft Fabric and YAML Pipelines in Azure DevOps.| K Chant
I had a case for a native App we are working on where we already have some Swift Packages in Azure DevOps Repos, which we would like to consume in a project that lives in GitHub.| Cheesy bits and bobs
In this post I want to share one way that you can authenticate as a service principal to run a Microsoft Fabric notebook from Azure DevOps.| K Chant
A GitHub software engineer has described the past, present and future of UI (user interface) at GitHub, including […]| DEVCLASS
The deployment process can be handled either manually or through automation. Automation is highly recommended for all customer projects, typically using CI/CD pipelines. Traditionally, Azure DevOps has been the go-to tool for deployment automation, but it can be cumbersome and... Continue Reading →| Karl-Johan Spiik, Microsoft MVP
In this post I cover two ways to perform perform CI/CD for SQL databases in Fabric using YAML pipelines in Azure DevOps| K Chant
Objective Security vulnerabilities introduced by hardcoded secrets, passwords, or tokens in your source code can significantly compromise the safety of your application and/or infrastructure. A single API key or database connection string committed to a repository can be a gateway for attackers. But how do you ensure sensitive information never enters your codebase? The answer| The Lazy Administrator
I decided to create a structured guide to Git fundamentals, tailored for cloud admins like myself. While I’ve been using Git for years, I never took the time to learn it in a systematic way or document my knowledge. This guide is my attempt to gather the most important concepts and practices in one place. … Continue reading Git Fundamentals for Cloud Admins→| Daniel Chronlund Cloud Security Blog
In Azure DevOps, managing external service connections for pipelines and deployments can become complex, especially when you have multiple p...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
It can be challenging too understand the differences between Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions. This article provides a mapping of the features and terminology.| Ken Muse
If you haven’t already noticed by the amount of blog posts about Renovate Bot, I am really loving it and its feature set.| Cheesy bits and bobs
Objective I use Azure DevOps Boards for agile project management, allowing me to plan, track, and discuss automation and DevOps tasks. I also create reporting dashboards from the data within the work items. One such metric I report on is how much time we save when implementing a new automation. To do this, I have| The Lazy Administrator
This blog post demonstrates how to create a YAML pipeline in Azure DevOps for generating release notes for each production release, listing solved work items. The process involves preconditions, th…| blog.rufer.be
