DevOps articles on GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps pipelines, versioning, release automation and infrastructure as code for .NET and Azure projects.
Delivery pipelines decide how fast a team can ship safely. These posts cover GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps in practice: build agents, path filters, pipeline variables, Bicep validation, reproducible versioning and automated releases.
Hands-on workshop on this topic: Azure DevOps to GitHub Migration Workshop
Migrating from Azure DevOps to GitHub touches more than source control - repositories, pipelines, work item tracking, permissions and governance all need a deliberate migration path. This workshop gives teams and …
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Many long-lived .NET repositories did not start with semantic versioning. They grew up with major.minor.build.revision, often set in AssemblyInfo.cs, sometimes mixed with wildcard auto increment, sometimes duplicated …
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ASP.NET Core applications are usually released often enough that versioning stops being a documentation concern and turns into delivery infrastructure. Once an application moves through CI, staging, production, …
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Desktop software makes versioning visible in a way that web systems often do not. A backend can hide a surprising amount of release machinery behind its platform. A Windows executable cannot. Explorer exposes file …
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Versioning stays invisible right up to the point when it fails. A package has to be reissued, a support case depends on one exact binary or staging and production turn out to run artifacts from the same commit that do …
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Cloudflare Workers can separate production and preview traffic cleanly without sacrificing canonical URL control. For search visibility, that detail matters more than the mere existence of preview links. The production …
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Single Page Applications like React expect the server to always return index.html and let the client-side router take over. On Cloudflare Workers you can do that without custom code as long as wrangler.toml is set up …
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When working with Pull Requests (PRs) in GitHub, it is often helpful to provide immediate feedback or relevant information directly in the conversation view. Whether it is a deployment preview URL, code coverage results …
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Static site generators like Hugo do not have a built-in mechanism to automatically publish content–such as blog posts–at a specific time. If you want a post to go live at a certain hour, you need to rebuild and redeploy …
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Cloudflare is a popular service for managing DNS records, providing security features and optimizing website performance. Automating DNS management tasks can save time and reduce the risk of human error. In this article, …
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