Azure DevOps Agents on Azure Container Instances (ACI) - Azure DevOps Blog
Get notified in your email when a new post is published to this blog This article provides a solution for running Azure DevOps agents (Build/Release agents) on Windows Server Core based containers, hosted on Azure Container Instances (ACI). A solution like this might be useful, when the default Microsoft-hosted agents don’t fit your requirements, and you don’t prefer using “traditional” IaaS VMs f
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VSTS/TFS Test Manager による手動テスト（打鍵テスト）の効率化
先日の話ですが、5 月下旬に開催された de:code 2018 に、若手エースコンサルタントの原田さんと一緒に登壇させていただきました。私事の関係で突発で穴を開けるリスクがあり、今回は登壇を見送ろうかと思っていたのですが、原田さんに協力いただけるとのことになったので、初めて共同登壇という形にさせていただきました。二人で登壇するといろいろ気付きもあり、私自身、非常によい経験になりました。（改めて原田さん、無茶ぶりに協力していただいてありがとうございました。m(_ _)m） さて de:code 2018 では IT Modernization の重要性について説明し、そこから手動テスト（打鍵テスト）の効率化について取り上げて解説を行いました。日本の多くの SIer では未だ Excel を使った打鍵テストが行われまくっていますが、この部分は VSTS/TFS の Test Manager
New Navigation for Visual Studio Team Services - Azure DevOps Blog
I’m excited to share the new navigation we’re working on for Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) to modernize the user experience and give you more flexibility. As Lori mentioned in her blog post, our goal to create an integrated suite that also gives the flexibly to pick and choose the services that work best for you. That goal is a common customer request and at the heart of this new design. In t
VSTS and GitHub - Azure DevOps Blog
Today, Satya announced the exciting news – our intent to acquire GitHub! GitHub and Microsoft have been partnering on several levels for years. Specifically, the VSTS team has worked closely with GitHub on Git at a technical level and on other open source projects such as libgit2, GVFS, and Git LFS. It’s been a great partnership, one where we both contribute to the overall Git community and ensure
VSTS Public Projects Limited Preview - Azure DevOps Blog
Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) offers a suite of DevOps capabilities to developers including Source control, Agile planning, Build, Release, Test and more. But until now all these features require the user to first login using a Microsoft Account before they can be used. Today, we’re starting a limited preview of a new capability that will eventually extend the powerful features of VSTS to the
Release Flow: How We Do Branching on the VSTS Team - Azure DevOps Blog
Whenever I talk to somebody about Git and version control, one question always comes up: How do you do your branching at Microsoft? And there’s no one answer to this question. Although we’ve been moving everybody in the company into one engineering system, standardizing on Git hosted in Visual Studio Team Services, what we haven’t done is move everybody into the same branching and development mode
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