SAS token are a common option when you need to provide temporary access to a particular blob, container, or an entire Azure Storage account. The documentation around SAS tokens is […]

There are several different scenarios where you may want to place a TFS (Azure DevOps) server – or some of its components – in a demilitarised network zone. Getting to […]

This post is a refresher to my previous one “DevOps is not just about the tools” from one and a half years ago now. In the post I introduced the […]

I talked in a previous article about recent licencing changes to Azure DevOps, but did not mention Azure Artifacts. Here Microsoft has finally moved to a billing model where users […]

I have noticed that there is a difference in how service connection permissions are handled between TFS 2018 and Azure DevOps Server 2019. (and Azure DevOps) I ran through the […]

I had a question from a customer recently about what happens when two variable groups containing the same variable are linked to the same build or release in Azure Pipelines. […]

Azure DevOps has now moved from a “pre-purchase and assign licences” model to a “pay-as-you-assign licences” model and it’s really quite an exciting change. In a Nutshell How billing used […]

Thanks to a stretch project at work I had a chance to look into the different efforts around accessibility that are going on at Microsoft. This was a real eye […]

“Can we restrict the Kanban board so that only BAs can move user stories into ‘Ready’?” “Can we make sure that Testers cannot move items to ‘Ready to Deploy’ until […]

Welcome to this three part series on microservices. I talk about this a lot with my customers and I thought it was about time to put a few blog articles […]