Data extraction and Power BI report that generate management informations about your Azure DevOps organization. Using Azure DevOps CLI and Azure DevOps REST API, PowerShell scripts extract data from Azure DevOps, store this information in an Azure SQL Database and shows them in a Power BI report.
Azure DevOps Python API
Testing framework for Databricks notebooks
Blueprint for a full featured DSC project for Push / Pull with or without CI/CD
Bicep and Terraform code examples for policy-as-code workflows. Azure governance guardrails and automation - by @jesseloudon
Infrastructure turn-key solution for app service workloads
PowerShell Cmdlets for Azure DevOps and Team Foundation Server
IntuneCD front end, monitor configurations and changes in Intune
Security considerations and guidelines for Azure DevOps and Azure
Share Terraform best practices and custom modules with the community
Copy links to files or selections to GitHub and Azure DevOps directly from Visual Studio's text editor, Solution Explorer and document tab.
Python package and pipeline examples to accelerate the integration of OutSystems with third-party CI/CD tools
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS): Sample Application developed in Angular, ASP.net Core and SQL Server
Build C++ software with vcpkg and CMake (with CMakeLists.txt or CMakeSettings.json). Samples provided use both self-hosted or Microsoft hosted agent, using Docker and Pipeline Caching as well. The same tasks are available as GitHub actions at https://github.com/lukka/run-cmake https://github.com/lukka/run-vcpkg -=-
This pattern aims to provide guidance on how to deploy a containerized application to Amazon EKS cluster from Azure DevOps using Helm chart. The pattern can be further extended by modifying the pipeline template shared here to use the Azure pipelines service connection for AWS in order to query and use data from AWS Cloud.
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