This is brilliant, thanks for the upload - looks really easy. I do wish there were more PHP + MySQL orientated walk-through guides to see how it's done (e.g. using composer for package management and using phpunit to run test etc...)
A big move forward for me was linking GitHub to Azure Pipelines. There's a learning curve to azure-pipelines.yml but so worth it! After about a dozen builds/releases of experimenting, it got real comfortable. It's great being able to source control my architecture and pipeline right with the same code as my web app. Also, being able to export YAML for the CI/CD tasks and Azure resources too to stick in an ARM deployment and make part of your pipeline.
At 2:27, arm on the right side is black. That is on development side which symbolizes work. On the other hand :), white arm is on the production side, where the money is. I'm not implying anything, it's just a notice worth of a thought.
lol what a stupid comment. If the black arm would be on the other side you would complain that the image symbolizes something different like black cannot develop or somthing...
This is brilliant, thanks for the upload - looks really easy. I do wish there were more PHP + MySQL orientated walk-through guides to see how it's done (e.g. using composer for package management and using phpunit to run test etc...)
A big move forward for me was linking GitHub to Azure Pipelines. There's a learning curve to azure-pipelines.yml but so worth it! After about a dozen builds/releases of experimenting, it got real comfortable. It's great being able to source control my architecture and pipeline right with the same code as my web app. Also, being able to export YAML for the CI/CD tasks and Azure resources too to stick in an ARM deployment and make part of your pipeline.
How can i download from my Azure Devops the latest MSI generate every day with PowerShell ?
How do we have performance test and functional automation test using devops and Microsoft tech. In on premise
At 2:27, arm on the right side is black. That is on development side which symbolizes work. On the other hand :), white arm is on the production side, where the money is. I'm not implying anything, it's just a notice worth of a thought.
lol what a stupid comment. If the black arm would be on the other side you would complain that the image symbolizes something different like black cannot develop or somthing...
6:58 No real TI engineer should be pushing directly to production...