This week we have posts about Azure Bicep, Azure DevOps testing, PowerShell, and more! Let's dive right into our community contributions!
Copy Dashboard Public Preview - Phase 2. Queries and configuration are carried over as part of the copy operation.
This month, we are releasing fixes that impact our self-hosted product, Azure DevOps Server. The following will be fixed with this patch: Azure DevOps Server 2020.1.1 Patch 2 If you have Azure DevOps Server 2020.1.1, you should install Azure DevOps Server 2020.1.1 Patch 2. Check out the release notes for more details. Verifying Installat...
DevOps isn’t just technology implementation either. It’s a cultural shift that needs to happen from the top of an organization to the bottom.
What a busy week! We had an amazing event called #MSCreate: DevOps where a great cast of speakers joined us to discuss culture, automation, cloud native, security, and observability. If you missed it, no worries, you can find the videos all on YouTube! This week the community continues with a lot of new Azure DevOps related posts, some Pow
This week we have posts on Citrix, Azure DevOps Agents, Variable Groups, Azure VM Scale Sets, and more. Let's dive into this week's contributions!
Microsoft-hosted Pipelines provides images for the 2 latest versions of macOS, Windows & Ubuntu. In this blog post we want to update you on recent and upcoming changes for each of those operating systems.
DevOps looks to bring people together in IT organizations through shared goals, increased collaboration, and focus on improvement. While technology plays a key role in DevOps by implementing tools for automation, time management, and communication, ultimately a cultural shift within organizations is critical for success.
Development containers help you focus on building code and in this software, providing a separate coding environment from your computer. This is ideal when ensuring reliability for all that may be collaborating on a single software development project.
Azure DevOps was recently informed by GitKraken's development team, Axosoft, of a security vulnerability in GitKarken's key generation algorithm. This vulnerability led to the generation of insecure SSH keys. We identified customers affected by this vulnerability and revoked their SSH keys. Check out the blog post for more details.
