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Writing Async Release Gates for VSTS Using Azure Functions

Recently, Donovan asked me to work with Dynatrace getting their unbreakable pipeline working with VSTS and Azure. The concept is like this:  Use Dynatrace to monitor your environments and protect your pipeline with the monitoring.  With Dynatrace you can define…

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Containers, Kubernetes and DevOps for an Old as Dirt Developer, Part 2 of 6

Table Of Content Part 1: Intro to containers, Kubernetes and DevOps Part 2: Getting started (setting up my dev environment) Part 3: My first app –  .net core, vscode, WSL, containerize and deploy to local k8s AND debug it while…

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Containers, Kubernetes and DevOps for an Old as Dirt Developer, Part 4 of 6

Table Of Content Part 1: Intro to containers, Kubernetes and DevOps Part 2: Getting started (setting up my dev environment) Part 3: My first app –  .net core, vscode, WSL, containerize and deploy to local k8s AND debug it while…

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The Dynatrace Unbreakable Pipeline in VSTS and Azure

Recently, Andreas Grabner (@grabnerandi on twitter) of Dynatrace demoed their Unbreakable Pipeline to me and Donovan. I immediately leaned over to Donovan and said, “Dude, that is sick. We can use Dynatrace for Azure Monitoring and we can totally build…

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Using tokens and cookies for authorization in asp.net core 2.0

I’m building out the LoECDA.com website and decided to rewrite the app using .net core 2.0 with some vue.js instead of angular. LoECD.com is a place where you can see the profiles of all the League members, as well as…

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Creating Async Custom Automated Release Gates in VSTS with REST API

One of the most exciting features we announced this year at Connect(); was automated release gates for VSTS releases. We’ve always had the ability to add manual approvers before and after every deployment environment. And now, we have the ability…

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