Microsoft MVP Matteo Emili talks about the five common mistakes people might make when approaching DevOps, and what considerations you should be making.
Azure DevOps can perform a multitude of tasks, from providing services for support teams to plan work and collaborate on code development, to helping your team release code in a more efficient, cooperative, and stable manner.
We spoke to Tony Gorman from ASOS to learn how open source software is being used to power services that handle upwards of 3 million customer requests an hour.
Support your dev team with time and resources that help them stay up to date with new tech and gain new skills to create apps that drive better outcomes for your business.
In a modern agile world, it is important to deliver your product to the end user as quickly as possible, retrieve feedback, and then deliver a new version that includes all the requested features. To achieve this, you need DevOps.
Azure Artifacts is Microsoft’s solution to package management. Originally available as a separate extension on Visual Studio Marketplace, it is now pre-installed in Azure DevOps Services and Azure DevOps Server 2019, TFS 2018, and 2017.
DevOps makes your products and processes more reliable by introducing a practice that unifies people, process, and technology across development and IT. By taking advantage of DevOps, you can automate and accelerate software delivery in a reliable way.