Tagged articles - Azure DevOps

Since December 2021 when Log4Shell vulnerabilty caused by popular package for logging in Log4j for Java was discovered here is raised certain level of awareness of using OpenSource packages in application. Because of these cases it is critical that you have indicator whether you are using a dependency with reported vulnerability before you make your application available for wide audience, practically before you do the production release...read more

Azure Service Fabric is a great platform to host services for your distributed solution. It allows you to easily deploy and scale your applications and services. Apart from these out of the box functionalities which it is essentially build for, it also comes with secrets service which allows you to store and retrieve secret values for your application...read more

When using Azure DevOps Pipelines or Releases, it is pretty easy to move informations from the pipeline/release into the target artifact package or folder on the target environment. What can be tricky if you need to dictate your pipeline/release based on the value from your code base or maybe the environment to which you are deploying to. As a simple example I set the version attribute in in my .csproj file which I will use to tell UseDotNet task in my build pipeline which SDK to use to perform .NET Core project build. ...read more