DevOps is great, if you have the people, processes and tools to support it. In this session I’ll highlight the easiest ways for developers to work with their IT organizations and partners to deliver their code to the cloud using GitHub, including the best ways to reliably make updates and maintain production cloud code. The focus is on real-world examples using command line tools, free tools including GitHub Actions, and free SDKs and tools available on GitHub.
I'm happy to deliver this workshop virtually at destinations worldwide, and also to support anyone else who wants to deliver this, especially in local languages.
December 14, 15, and 16 11AM PST-12:30PM PST (3 days, 90 minutes per day)
Here are list of free and open source prerequisites
- Fork and clone a main branch
- Making changes to the local repo
- Staging
- Committing
- Opening the local folder
- Reviewing the code
- Running and testing the code
- Reviewing VS Code Git/GitHub
- Pushing to GitHub
- Resource Groups
- Target environments - VMs, App Service, ACI, Kubernetes
- Create a resource group
- Create a staging server
- Create a production server
- Create a deployment slot on the production server
- Set the deployment slot to 50% traffic
- People, process and products
- Builds
- Releases
- Infrastructure as code
- Azure Organizations
- Azure Projects
- Boards
- Repos
- Pipelines
- Release Pipelines
- Test Plans
- Artifacts
- GitHub Extensions
- Connect a repo to an Azure DevOps project using the Azure Pipelines extension in the GitHub marketplace
- Choose the default build template
- Replace the default template with a provided template
- Add and run the customized build template
- Review hosted agents
- Review the build log
- Create a new Release pipeline Staging Production Deployment Slot
- Set up pre-and post deployment approvals
- Review automated options
- Set up CD trigger
- Run the release pipeline
- Review the release
- Make a change in GitHub
- Commit and Push
- Review the change Build Release Staging Deployment slot
- Review the changes and function of deployment slots
- Approve the change – post-deployment approval
- Approve the change – pre-deployment approval
Related materials on Microsoft Learn
Related Materials on Microsoft Docs
- Workflows
- Action blocks
- Triggers
- Runners
- Checkin and Checkout
- Logs
Related materials on Microsoft Learn
- Using a Template
- Building
- Working with Artifacts
- Testing
- Automating Reviews
- Azure App configuration Manager
- Options for filters
- Connecting apps to Feature Manager
- Feature flags in action
Related Materials on Microsoft Docs
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Create an App Configuration Store
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Add a feature Manager
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Set the percentage filter
- Deploy to an Azure Web App using the Web App Deployment Center
- Review the workflow results
- Set up a connection string to the App Configuration store
- Restart the application
- Review the workflow template
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