Visual Studio Team Services is the formally know Visual Studio Online. The old name brought a lot of confusion I think the new name will do a lot better. Yesterday they announced the Public Preview of Release Management in VSTS… 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
If you want to use the BizTalk Deployment framework in combination with Release Management you need to adjust the default build template that comes with Release Management. If you did not find it already you can find the default build… Continue Reading
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 to configure web bindings. As described in that post Release Management is a tool that… Continue Reading
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 production. Within Release Management you have al large set of default Actions and Components to… Continue Reading