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In this series I'll show you how you can configure Azure Pipelines using YAML and do various things from building a project to running unit tests, doing static code analysis and deploying it in Azure.
In this article, part of our ongoing series on Azure DevOps, we're diving into how you can deploy Azure SQL Server using Bicep. This process allows you to deploy an Azure SQL Server, generate its connection string, and then pass this connection strin...
Optimizing Your Pipeline by Deploying Bicep Files Only When They Change
In the Bicep infrastructure article I demonstrated how to write Bicep files and deploy them on Azure each time our pipeline runs. This enabled us to have our resources defined in code and in a later article we easily deployed a new environment using ...
Creating a multi-stage YAML pipeline in Azure DevOps for .NET projects Running tests with code coverage in Azure DevOps YAML pipelines Static code analysis with NDepend in Azure Pipelines Running e2e tests with Playwright in Azure YAML Pipelines ...
Boosting Deployment Confidence with Comprehensive Health Checks
Zero Downtime Deployments with App Service Slots
