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Alkampfer@Nablasoft.com
http://www.codewrecks.com
http://blogs.ugidotnet.org/rgm
http://www.getlatestversion.it

The document discusses using PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) to automate the deployment and management of environments. It describes how DSC can be used to specify the desired state of an environment and have PowerShell work to ensure the actual state matches that desired configuration. This involves authoring DSC configurations that define resources and their desired properties, then applying those configurations to automatically install software, configure systems, and ensure services are running as specified. The document provides examples of using DSC to deploy a website along with its database components in a multi-step process.

Come Organizzare il proprio Team Project

Gian Maria Ricci

The document discusses strategies for organizing team projects in Team Foundation Server (TFS). It describes the structure of TFS including project collections, team projects, and teams. It notes that many teams struggle to choose the right strategy for organizing team projects. The document then examines the pros and cons of using a single team project versus multiple team projects to organize teams and backlogs. It demonstrates in TFS 2012 how to manage teams and backlogs. While a single team project can provide consolidation, it warns of disadvantages like reduced security and process template flexibility compared to using multiple team projects.

Introduction to Application insights

Gian Maria Ricci

This document discusses Application Insights, a service that provides automatic instrumentation of applications to monitor application health and performance. It provides an overview of logging benefits, costs of logging, and how Application Insights addresses these. The document outlines how Application Insights can instrument applications automatically or with custom logging, and demonstrates setting up synthetic monitors and custom logging.

Distribute your code with NUget and build vNext

Gian Maria Ricci

This document discusses semantic versioning, GitFlow branching model, and how to automate versioning and packaging of code using GitVersion, NuGet, and Chocolatey. It recommends: - Using semantic versioning (MAJOR, MINOR, PATCH) to manage versions in a Git repository. - Implementing GitFlow branching model with main branches for development (develop) and releases (master). - Leveraging GitVersion tool to determine semantic versions based on branches and commits. - Automating builds to modify version numbers, compile code, run tests, create NuGet packages, and publish packages. - Packaging and distributing applications using Chocolatey by creating NuGet packages containing

Polarion Tomorrows ALM Platform Today

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ALM (Application Lifecycle Management)

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The document discusses automating build and release processes in Azure DevOps. It recommends treating packaging and release as repetitive, traceable processes done by anyone. Key steps include: 1) Using scripts to automate builds locally with tools like PowerShell, Cake, or MSBuild. 2) Creating release builds that produce everything needed for release, like publishing sites, packaging resources, and compiling code. 3) Defining a release process in Azure DevOps that specifies builds, environments, and manages artifacts and auditing for releases. 4) Starting with manual checklists and scripts for releases, then gradually automating more tasks to reduce errors and improve reliability.

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Gian Maria Ricci

This document discusses managing automatic releases with Azure DevOps. It recommends starting with manual package and release processes to create documentation before automating repetitive tasks. When automating, configurations should be stored and managed separately from code. Pipelines should be defined in code using YAML for easy editing and maintenance. The document demonstrates multi-stage build and release pipelines in YAML and mentions future improvements for container and Kubernetes support. Overall it provides guidance for establishing a manual-to-automated DevOps cycle for continuous delivery using Azure DevOps.

Build and release in code with azure devops pipelines

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Azure Pipeline in salsa yaml

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This document discusses Azure Pipelines and common misconceptions about it. It notes that Azure Pipelines can be used for both cloud and on-premises workloads, not just Microsoft technologies, and that maintaining agents is simplified. The document traces the history of Azure Pipelines and its predecessors. It promotes the benefits of defining pipelines in YAML, including storing them in source control, easy copying between repos, and support in Visual Studio Code. Future improvements may include multi-stage pipelines and releasing directly to environments using YAML.

Git gitflow pull requests in devops focused teams

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Git branching model

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Deploy applications with TFS Build

Gian Maria Ricci

This document discusses how to deploy .NET applications with TFS Build including: - Deploying web applications to Azure or IIS using TFS build and Azure publishing - Deploying SQL Server databases using database projects - Deploying click-once applications and NuGet packages from TFS builds It provides demonstrations of deploying to Azure, IIS, databases, and publishing NuGet packages and emphasizes the value of continuous deployment and testing for fast failure detection.

TFS - Quale source control

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Branch model in Git

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Introduction to Visual Studio Online

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The document discusses the advantages of using Microsoft's Team Foundation Server (TFS) Service for application lifecycle management (ALM) in the cloud. It notes that TFS Service provides high availability, easy upgrades, and lower operational costs compared to an on-premise TFS solution. Additionally, TFS Service offers source control, work item tracking, build servers, testing tools, release management capabilities, and Application Insights out of the box as a complete ALM solution. The document recommends being prepared to choose between TFS Service or an on-premise TFS based on individual needs and priorities.

Git si o Git No

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Git Perchè Usarlo

Gian Maria Ricci

The document appears to be a presentation about using Git for source control management. It discusses why developers should use Git and the mind shift required compared to other systems like TFVC. It also covers some of Git's capabilities like branching and its ability to act as a bridge between different version control systems. The presentation encourages attendees to try out Git themselves to see if it is a good fit for their team.

Automatically deployment to Azure Web Sites

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Porfolio Management in TFS 2013

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This document summarizes an Agile planning and portfolio management session using Team Foundation Server. It discusses how to manage requirements at different levels, from development teams to management. It explains user stories, epics, acceptance criteria, and how to estimate work. It also covers using Kanban to visualize workflow, and how TFS can support multiple teams through features like backlog grooming, feedback tools, and the drum-buffer-rope approach. The overall goal is to scale Agile practices through the organization using the capabilities in TFS.

TFS or Team Foundation Service?

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Typical Developer Day

Gian Maria Ricci

A typical developer day involves: 1) Using the new Team Explorer in Visual Studio to plan and activate tasks, manage interruptions, and conduct code reviews. 2) Branching code to organize different work lines and avoid merge conflicts. 3) Leveraging features like IntelliTrace to debug production environments and facilitate preemptive integration with bug tracking in Team Foundation Server. 4) Extending Visual Studio through plugins to automate tasks.

Unit Testing in VS2012

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- A new test runner in VS2012 is faster and more integrated than the older runner, and makes code coverage and continuous testing easier. - Features like fakes and shims allow testing of legacy code. Coded UI tests allow recording of user interactions. - Tests can now be run directly from builds in TFS2012, supporting multiple test frameworks and test impact analysis. This enables continuous delivery practices.

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