DevOps is making strides into the data realm. Whether we call it DataOps, MLOps, or simply CI/CD for Data, it is becoming easier to automate schema updates and data transformation processes. This week the community shared some excellent articles on the topic!
As the 10th anniversary of the Continuous Delivery book is approaching, I reflect on how many professionals back then considered daily deployments unattainable. It is immensely rewarding to work on a tool that enables more organizations around the world to approach this ideal!
In this week's community posts, we learn more about YAML pipelines' capabilities and additional security tools integrations. I am excited about what the community will do next week with all the new features we released in sprint 155!
With this update, Azure Pipelines supports test attachments bigger than 100MB in size, which means you can now upload big files like crash dumps or videos with failed tests, aiding your troubleshooting experience.
Azure DevOps Roadmap update for 2019 Q3 As always, the Azure DevOps engineering team is working hard to deliver enhancements and new features across all our services. Recently we have been adding new capabilities at an unprecedented pace, including support for multi-stage YAML pipelines, Pipeline environments and Kubernetes integration, support fo...
It is summer in the Northern Hemisphere, and I hope you are enjoying the lovely weather. For that moment when you need a break from the fun outdoor activities with your friends and family, here are some great posts from the Azure DevOps community for you to enjoy!
Share your packages stored in Azure DevOps with guests and anonymous users with the public preview of public feeds.
Today, we are announcing the release of Azure DevOps Server 2019 Update 1 RC2. This is our last planned prerelease before our final release of Azure DevOps Server 2019 Update 1. This second release candidate includes some bug fixes since RC1. You can upgrade from Azure DevOps Server 2019 Update 1 RC1 or previous versions of Azure DevOps Server or T...
Create and monitor work items in Azure Boards from your Slack channel
This week was packed with action at MSInspire and MSReady. It was remarkable to see the innovation in Satya Nadella's corenote. As a cherry on top, this community shared some amazing stories this week. I am so proud that our Azure DevOps Open Source program is enabling more and more teams around the world to provide value to the community!
