I have an issue I have hosted a self hosted agent .while I am running the pipeline my agent is going into offline in the middle. What should I need to do to bring it to online
Very helpful tutorial, thank you. I wonder if you could answer a question I have about self hosted agents...... If I want to deploy code to several servers in my environment is it possible to have just one self hosted agent in my environment that deploys the code to my target servers? or do I need to have a self hosted agent on each of my target servers? The reason being I need to limit external connections from my environment to a minimum. So if I could have an 'intermediate' server that connects to azure devops with the self hosted agent and deploys to other servers that don't need a direct connection to azure devops that would be my ideal solution. Many thanks
You should use single or limited self hosted agent and should be able to deploy to any number servers as long as the network connectivity is available.
for selfhosted agent you dont have to pay, management and cost of that machine you have to own but running agent there is not cost associated with that.
Good information... Exactly what im looking for.. Thank you :)
Is it possible that i share same agent/VM for all the stages in yaml pipeline, in order to reduce efficiency?
What is the criteria or reason that would necessitate the creation of a new Agent Pool? Is it security or some other factor/s?
Make a series on Azure DevOps please
I have an issue I have hosted a self hosted agent .while I am running the pipeline my agent is going into offline in the middle. What should I need to do to bring it to online
Very helpful tutorial, thank you. I wonder if you could answer a question I have about self hosted agents......
If I want to deploy code to several servers in my environment is it possible to have just one self hosted agent in my environment that deploys the code to my target servers? or do I need to have a self hosted agent on each of my target servers?
The reason being I need to limit external connections from my environment to a minimum. So if I could have an 'intermediate' server that connects to azure devops with the self hosted agent and deploys to other servers that don't need a direct connection to azure devops that would be my ideal solution.
Many thanks
You should use single or limited self hosted agent and should be able to deploy to any number servers as long as the network connectivity is available.
@@OurCloudSchool Many thanks for your response! cheers!
we have to pay for each pools created or created vm on azure ?
for selfhosted agent you dont have to pay, management and cost of that machine you have to own but running agent there is not cost associated with that.
@@OurCloudSchool thnxs
So we can create n number of self host agents...
@@Anmolchaudhary72 Yes