Containers are increasingly becoming the preferred way to package, deploy, and manage cloud applications and Microsoft Azure offers many options to work with containers. For example, you can use the Azure Container Registry to store and manage your private container images. Azure Container Instances or Azure App Services can be…
In the previous article, we talked about how Terraform works as well as the configuration file structure and providers. If you missed it and you’re new to Terraform, I recommend taking a look at it.
In this article, I’ll go a step further by talking about modules, and input/output variables.
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Branch policies are a crucial part of the Git workflow and allow you to define rules to protect critical development branches. While I’ve already published an article where I showed how to implement these policies in Azure DevOps, this article will focus on GitHub and its differences with Azure DevOps.
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Testing is a critical activity that allows development teams to get early feedback about the correctness of their code and eliminate more issues in the early stages of the development cycle. Today’s article will talk about front-end testing with Cypress and its integration with Azure DevOps and GitHub.
Cypress is…
Collaboration is a crucial element in software development; having the right collaboration tools can make a difference and boost the entire team’s productivity. Microsoft introduced its Application Lifecycle Management product with Team Foundation Server (aka TFS) on March 16th, 2006. This software had to be installed on a server within…
In today’s article, I’ll guide you through your Azure DevOps setup to perform automated load tests using k6. Before we begin, I want to take a minute to explain what load tests are and why they are essential.
There are many different types of testing in software development. For example…
