In some situations you may want to start using Deployment Slots in combination with your Azure App Service. This means you will have separate deployment slots instead of only the default production slot when running the App Service in Standard… Continue Reading
Since that Azure uses the Azure Resource Manager you have the ability to setup your own templates for deploying your applications. This can be handy because the infrastructure for your application is typically made up of many components – maybe… Continue Reading
From VSTS (Visual Studio Team Services) your can deploy to a Azure Website directly directly from a build. Setting this up will require a couple of steps. In this blog post I will help you trough these steps. Create New… Continue Reading
With the component created in part 2 we can start using it to deploy applications to our SharePoint environment. We start by creating a new template. For this post I assume you already created the release paths and have added… Continue Reading
In the first part of the series we have adjusted a build template in order to copy content from source control to the drop location after the build. This content can then be used to supply release management with information… Continue Reading
Part 1 of this series will instruct how to configure your build server for building SharePoint projects. In Part 2 we will discuss the automatic deploy options. Part 1 of this series is based on the following MSDN article How… Continue Reading
Today the public beta of SharePoint 2010 is released and everyone started blogging about SharePoint 2010. I am still preparing a Virtual Machine because the beta does not fully works on a Windows Server 2008 R2 installation and I had… Continue Reading
For a current project I had to deploy some generated lists (stp templates) on another version of SharePoint (Dutch version). Because I’m a beginning programmer in SharePoint I didn’t know that that would cause a problem. Deploying generated list files… Continue Reading