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…
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…
Visual Studio Code is becoming one of the tools that you need to use when developing PowerShell scripts. It allows you to debug your scripts.…
In some situations you will look into a current Azure Environment and the setup/governance of it and need to migrate or move resources around. The…
Working with Azure Services in different subscriptions means that the Azure Services need to run in different subscriptions. This often occurs when we talk about…
Within Azure there is a option to change several configuration settings. When working with Deployment Slots this means you have to click a lot within…
Just before the Christmas Holiday’s I wanted to share some insights with the readers of my blog around Development Cycles and Office365. Development Cycles can…
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…
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…
In one of my previous post (Configuring Web Site Binding with Release Management) I showed how you can make a custom action for Release Management…
In many situation you would like to do a offline installation of SharePoint 2013 or you are required to do a offline installation because you…
Release Management provides a continuous deployment solution that makes release cycles repeatable, visible, and more efficient by automating deployments through every environment from test to…