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Written by rschiefer (@chief7)February 10, 2017


DEPLOY SSIS PACKAGES WITH MSDEPLOY

SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) is a common and useful tool for many
large enterprises but they rarely have an automated deployment strategy.  The
common misconception is SSIS deployments are hard or not possible to automate. 
Like everything else we have attempted to automate the deployment of, MSDeploy
can handle SSIS packages too.  In this […]

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Written by rschiefer (@chief7)June 15, 2016


TRANSITIONING FROM KANBAN TO SCRUMBAN

We implemented Kanban and continuous flow almost two years ago. Continuous
Delivery was a big part of that transition and we made big strides in our CD
process which allowed us to deploy multiple times per week for most of our
products. With the adoption of SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) our teams were
asked to […]

Written by rschiefer (@chief7)May 29, 2016


SCALING AGILE FOR THE ENTERPRISE

I had the amazing opportunity to spend this week seeing how agile can scale to
an enterprise level of 400+ team members. In this post I would like to review
some of my thoughts and opinions. SAFe – Scaled Agile Framework We have been
using Kanban for the last 18 months in our group at […]

Written by rschiefer (@chief7)May 19, 2016May 19, 2016


EXTENDING THE WEBDEPLOY MANIFEST

Several developers have asked how they can  extend WebDeploy to do more.  As
discussed  in my Anatomy of WebDeploy Package post, WebDeploy creates a package
based on a manifest.  The manifest is simply a list of MSDeploy providers.  So
how do we add more to the manifest? Sayed Hashimi posted an article entitled
“Setting Folder […]

Written by rschiefer (@chief7)May 11, 2016


DSC IN CHEF: CONVERTING RUBY HASHES TO POWERSHELL TYPES

Background Chef on Windows in the past has not had a great story but over the
last 6 months they have come a long way to improve their support for the
platform. In February of 2016 Microsoft also released the Windows Management
Framework 5.0 with significant Desired State Configuration (DSC) improvements.
Chef and DSC are […]

Written by rschiefer (@chief7)May 5, 2016


CONTINUOUS DELIVERY… INCREMENTALLY

There is a lot of buzz amonst the development community at large about
Continuous Delivery.  Everyone seems to think its a good idea but I’ve seen few
execute implementation well.  In this post, we will briefly review what CD is
and then I’ll give my opinions on the best way to implement it (HINT: its […]

Written by rschiefer (@chief7)April 27, 2016


SETPARAMETERS VIA MSBUILD COMMANDLINE

Over the last few months I’ve seen several questions regarding setting WebDeploy
parameterization values when deploying via MSBuild using the MSDeployPublish and
related targets.  These targets are used when publishing via Visual Studio or
can be triggered by setting the MSBuild properties DeployOnBuild equal to “true”
and DeployOnTarget to “MSDeployPublish”. The typical scenario is the […]

Written by rschiefer (@chief7)April 20, 2016April 22, 2016


MSDEPLOYALLTHETHINGS VSTS/TFS EXTENSION IS PUBLIC!

As of this morning I have made my first VSTS task public in the VisualStudio
VSTS Marketplace.  I blogged about my experience developing the task last
month.  Check that post out for more details: VSTS Release: Custom Deploy Task
to Deploy Virtual Applications to Azure This is just the beginning! I plan to
add more […]

Written by rschiefer (@chief7)April 16, 2016April 16, 2016


MSBUILD ONCE, MSDEPLOY MANY TIMES

Microsoft and the Visual Studio team have made it very easy to deploy an ASP.NET
web application.  So easy that few take the time to look beyond its capabilities
until absolutely necessary.  MSBuild initiates WebDeploy through right click
Publish functionality in Visual Studio, deployment via TFS or when you manually
execute the “Package” target to […]

Written by rschiefer (@chief7)April 7, 2016April 7, 2016


BUILD 2016 RECAP & HIGHLIGHTS FOR ASP.NET DEVELOPERS

I had the incredible opportunity to attend BUILD 2016 this year.  Actually EBSCO
sent four of us and we learned a lot!  There were so many good keynotes and
sessions.  The great part is even if you couldn’t attend in person, every
keynote/session was live streamed on Channel9 and now all the recordings are
available. […]


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