Code bugs are detrimental for your application development. That’s why you should create a thorough testing plan.It allows you to test your code and check if it meets the requirements. Learn how to set up a testing plan in Azure DevOps, create and define one, and turn work items into tests.
Welcome back to part 2 of our 3 part series on Azure DevOps! In the last article, you learned how to set up a project repository and create a build pipeline. In this article you’ll learn how to set up an Azure release pipeline. We’ll go over the environments, what they’re used for, and how to build out a basic release pipeline.
In this first part of a three-part Azure DevOps tutorial series, you’ll set up a repo to store all your code and create a build pipeline. This article will give you everything you’ll need to start software development in Azure DevOps. In the next article, you’ll learn how to set up a release pipeline. Finally, in the third you’ll learn how to set up QA testing. Each tutorial will help you understand Azure DevOps basics that you’ll need for every software project.
A Major pain point for companies with many applications is deployments. Depending on your line of business, you usually need to deploy applications during a downtime period. To combat this, you can use a Blue/Green deployment method to switch deployments and releases to a daytime task.
You can reduce your organization’s costs and end-user frustration by enabling self-service password reset for Azure AD. The process involves creating an Azure AD group and then enabling self-service password reset for group members.
While Azure AD allows you to add group members one at a time, it’s often easier to add group members in bulk. The process involves creating a specially formatted CSV file and then importing that file into Azure AD.
Several companies made the transition to hybrid cloud successfully in the past years with minimal downtime or disruption in services. Hybrid cloud seems to be the future road for businesses. Let’s take a look at three companies that efficiently leverage the hybrid cloud for their business operations.
Despite all the instability, Cloud Computing space had a year of significant and vital growth. Most organizations have handed their workloads to the cloud. Get to know 10 of the biggest happenings from the year that were defining for Cloud Computing in 2021.
Microsoft 365 has access to your data. Let’s take a look at the security measures they have developed to protect it.
The future of cloud computing is looking very different. Take a look at some recent important launches by the leaders in the public cloud market.
