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In this blog post, I will explain why it might be helpful to implement custom logging in your Azure Automation runbooks, why to use Log Analytics as a log destination, and how to implement a logging framework that can be scaled and shared by your run...
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...
Following my post on embracing DevOps practices in PowerShell automation, I decided to share a sample PowerShell module project with a CI/CD pipeline that would put the theory into practice. Here, I will discuss the same topics and describe the whole...
I already wrote a pretty informative article about using PowerShell DSC to configure Azure DevOps build servers. Here, I would like to share a solution for a more common task: onboarding your servers for monitoring with Azure Monitor. Additionally, y...
Automation is often considered to be a holy grail of technical DevOps practices: build automation, test automation, deployment automation, automation of infrastructure provisioning – all these aspects of DevOps methodology promote the elimination of ...
