Atul Malaviya

Principal Program Manager, Azure Pipelines

Product Management, DevOps, Programming

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Review Apps in Azure Pipelines

November 7th, 2019
The new Review Apps feature of Azure Pipelines (in preview) allows developers to dynamically create environments on every Pull Request, to test applications consisting of multiple microservices.

Azure DevOps Projects general availability

July 12th, 2018
During our Connect(); 2017 event, we announced the public preview of Azure DevOps Projects to help customers start running applications on any Azure service in just three steps. Today, we're excited to announce that Azure DevOps Projects is now generally available in the Azure Portal, making it easier for developers to deploy to the ...

Azure DevOps Project: New feature additions

May 7th, 2018
Since we announced Azure DevOps Projects at the Connect conference late last year, we've been hard at work to make it as easy as possible to get set up with a fully functioning DevOps pipeline for your team in a few short steps – regardless of what platform you build your applications in and which features you want to use in Azure. We have ...

Introducing Azure DevOps Project

November 15th, 2017
In today’s world, organizations need to innovate and get to market faster. This requires learning latest technologies, using them in your product and deploying at a faster pace. Adopting Azure is one such scenario. Existing on-premise apps are getting migrated to Azure and new applications are getting developed to take advantage of Azure ...

Deploying Applications to Azure Container Service

June 9th, 2017
In this blog post I will show you how to setup continuous delivery of a dockerized app by using Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) to a Kubernetes cluster running in ACS. Azure Container Service (ACS) allows to deploy and manage containers using Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, Mesosphere DC/OS orchestrators. You can now deploy these three ...

Deploying Applications to Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets

May 15th, 2017
This blog post shows how you can deploy an application from Visual Studio Team Services to Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set.  An application running on a VM Scale Set is typically deployed in one of the two ways: Creating a custom image approach, also known as immutable deployments has its advantages. It is predictable, as you ...

Use Azure portal to setup Continuous Delivery for Web App On Linux

May 10th, 2017
Continuous Delivery in Visual Studio Team Services simplifies setting up a robust deployment pipeline for your Web App on Linux.  By default, the pipeline builds a container image, pushes the image to a container registry and deploys the new image to the Web App. You can easily add another Azure Web App on Linux to the pipeline to validate ...