Continuing the topic of automation, PowerShell, and Azure DevOps, I would like to share some ideas on implementing continuous deployment for Azure Automation accounts in this blog post. Despite some slowdown in service development, Azure Automation i...
If your PowerShell repository is hosted on a public Azure Artifacts, working with that repository is no different from regular operations with PowerShell Gallery, for example. However, many enterprises prefer to keep their code base and build artifac...
After publishing my posts about deploying Azure Policy and Azure Policy initiatives from ARM templates, I got a few questions about performing such deployments from Azure DevOps pipelines. Indeed, there are a few things to pay attention to. So, I wil...
If you are reading this, you probably already know that Azure Resource Manager should be able to access linked ARM templates via the provided URI while deploying the master template. You cannot use local files or URI locations that require some form ...
