With the new capabilities released add Ignite, you are now even more capable of shifting security checks further to the left. In this article, I…
As written in Part 1, policies are used to maintain the state. The Azure portal itself contains a lot of OOTB policies, but you also…
I released a new version of the “Version number counter” extension for Azure DevOps this week. The “Version number counter” extension for Azure Pipelines is…
In numerous situations I have seen seen people sharing code from a centralized Azure Repos sending the scripts via email. On every new version they…
Azure template spec is a resource type within Azure used for storing an Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template for later use. By using template specs…
During Ignite Microsoft released bicep version 0.3.1. With this version the bicep language is not experimental any more. Some pointer about this version are: Parity…
In Azure DevOps it is possible to create a agent pool that references a Azure virtual machine scale set. This scale set can be based…
After my session at Azure LowLands with the title “You build It, You run It on the Microsoft Platform” a lot of people were interested…
Two days Ago I published the post “Testing ARM Templates” that mentioned the ARM-TTK PowerShell Module Microsoft is creating to test ARM templates. After writing…
Collaborating in a Azure DevOps Git repository with a lot of people could become a chaos regarding branch folders. At the start of a project…
Code analysis is a best practice in a operating continuous integration pipeline. SonarQube can be used in combination with Azure DevOps. If you do not…
When developing applications for Azure security it always one of the items you need to cross of your list. Many security requirements can be solved…