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03May
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IF, ELSEIF OR ELSE IN AZURE DEVOPS PIPELINES

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 3rd May 20223rd May 2022in Azure, Azure DevOps1
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Writing Azure DevOps Pipelines YAML, have you thought about including some
conditional expressions? In this blog post, I am going to show how you can use
If, elseif or else expressions to assist in your pipeline creation Probably the
most…

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ANALYZE YOUR KUBERNETES YAML FILES AND HELM CHARTS TO ENSURE BEST PRACTICES
USING KUBERLINTER IN AZURE DEVOPS PIPELINE

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Deploying a number of YAML files or Helm Charts as part of your Kubernetes
deployment? Unsure if they are representing best practices? KubeLinter will help
you to achieve best practices within your YAML configurations & Helm Charts - I
will…

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18Mar
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CREATING DYNAMIC VARIABLES DURING A PIPELINE RUN IN AZURE DEVOPS

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 18th Mar 2022in Azure, Azure DevOps1 Comment

In Azure DevOps Pipelines - you can create variables "on the fly" during your
pipeline run! Wanting to create a variable such as resource ID, location of a
resource in Azure etc? This blog post is for you! I will…

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09Mar
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DEPLOYING A CONTAINER IMAGE TO AZURE CONTAINER REGISTRY USING A GITHUB ACTION
WITH AZURE CLI

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 9th Mar 2022in Azure, Azure CLI, GitHub, GitHub
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Storing your application container images in Azure Container Registry(ACR)? In
this blog post, I am going to show how you can deploy a new container image to
ACR automatically using a GitHub Action when there has been a merge to…

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26Feb
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REFERENCING AZURE KEY VAULT SECRETS IN TERRAFORM

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A quick blog post on how to store your secrets in Azure Key Vault and
referencing them within your Terraform configurations. The Azure Key Vault and
secrets Azure key Vault and secrets is certainly the recommended approach for
storing secrets…

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17Feb
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scalable Azure DevOps Agents deployed using Azure DevOps and Azure CLI”


USING AZURE CONTAINER APPS AND KEDA TO CREATE SELF-HOSTED SCALABLE AZURE DEVOPS
AGENTS DEPLOYED USING AZURE DEVOPS AND AZURE CLI

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 17th Feb 202218th Feb 2022in Azure4 Comments

You may have the requirement of creating self-hosted agents in Azure DevOps,
there are multiple ways of doing this including Virtual Machine, Virtual Machine
Scaleset & various Container-type approaches. In this blog I am going to to be
using Azure…

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16Feb
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DELETED APIM INSTANCE AND GET ERROR SERVICEALREADYEXISTSINSOFTDELETEDSTATE
WHEN REDEPLOYING

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Was recently deploying an APIM instance using automaton and noticed error
ServiceAlreadyExistsInSoftDeletedState in the output. Full error below Error:
creating/updating Api Management: (Service Name "tamops-apim-test" / Resource
Group "tamops-apim-test-rg"): apimanagement.ServiceClient#CreateOrUpdate:
Failure sending request: StatusCode=0 -- Original Error: autorest/azure: Service
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11Feb
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DEPLOY TO AZURE CONTAINER APP FROM AZURE CONTAINER REGISTRY USING A CI/CD AZURE
DEVOPS PIPELINE AND AZURE CLI

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 11th Feb 202210th Apr 2022in Azure, Azure CLI, Azure
DevOps7 Comments

Azure Container Apps are relatively new in Azure, still in Preview as of writing
this blog post. In this blog, I will be deploying to Azure Container App from
Azure Container Registry using a CI/CD Azure DevOps Pipeline and Azure…

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26Jan
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DEPLOY TO AZURE CONTAINER INSTANCE FROM AZURE CONTAINER REGISTRY USING A CI/CD
AZURE DEVOPS PIPELINE AND TERRAFORM

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 26th Jan 2022in Azure, Azure DevOps, Terraform2
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I am going to show using an Azure DevOps Pipeline and Terraform how you can
deploy to your Azure Container Instance and setting up the pipeline to build a
new Image and enabling CI/CD when you push to the repository…

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24Jan
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SETTING UP AZURE DEVOPS TO BEGIN DEPLOYING TERRAFORM AND CONFIGURING AN AZURE
STORAGE ACCOUNT FOR TERRAFORM REMOTE STATE

Posted by Thomas Thorntonon 24th Jan 2022in Azure, Azure DevOps, Terraform1
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Within this blog post I am going to show how to setup Azure DevOps and
configuring an Azure Storage Account for Terraform remote state. I write
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