Deploy Access Restricted Azure website from DevOps Pipelines

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A Beginners Tutorial in using Azure DevOps (in 2022)

What is Azure DevOps? If you're a beginner, or want to know more about the tool, follow our short tutorial on what it offers.

We'll show the services, which include Azure Boards and how it compares to Jira.

In-addition, we'll show you Azure Pipelines and how it can be used to set up a CI/CD pipeline for automated deployment.

As well as that, we'll demonstrate the other services which include Azure Repos, Azure Test Plans and Azure Artifacts.

Finally, we will look into pricing and show you the cost. This is particularly relevant if you're looking to install Azure DevOps Server onto your local environment.

► Chapters
0:00 Coming up...
0:13 What is Azure DevOps?
0:42 Sign up for Azure DevOps
0:55 Create an organization
1:25 Organization settings
2:17 Create a project
2:52 Project services
4:00 Azure Pipelines
6:04 Hide services
6:32 Pricing
7:37 More resources

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How To Create Infrastructure with Terraform In Azure DevOps

How To Create infrastructure with Terraform In Azure DevOps

Terraform is an infrastructure as code (IaC) tool that allows you to build, change, and version infrastructure safely and efficiently. Keep reading, and you will learn how to integrate Terraform into your Azure DevOps project.

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How To Create A Microsoft Azure DevOps Build Pipeline

What is Cloud Computing?

Cloud computing is using remote servers on the internet to manage, store, and process data instead of using your personal computer or a local server.This article will discuss about Microsoft Azure DevOps Pipeline build process and implementation mechanisms.

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Learn About Features Leveraged When Deploying Azure DevOps

Learn About Features Leveraged When Deploying Azure DevOps

In this article, we learn about Features to leverage when deploying Azure DevOps. DevOps is one type of method that helps bring both the Development (Dev) and Operations (Ops) team together to work on processes and technologies. DevOps methodology offers value to the organization in order to achieve great success with faster and efficient processes.

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Learn About Azure DevOps and The Log4j Vulnerability

Learn About Azure DevOps and The Log4j Vulnerability

For the most part, Azure DevOps (and Azure DevOps Server) are built on .NET and do not use the Apache log4j library whose vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-44228, CVE-2021-45046, Microsoft security blog post) have been the focus of so much recent attention. The Search feature in both Azure DevOps and Azure DevOps Server does use this library, however, as part of its dependency on Elasticsearch.

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How to Handle Appsettings.json Secrets in A .NET App and Azure DevOps

In this post we will discover how to handle appsettings.json secrets (like API keys, passwords etc.) in a .NET app and eventually how to deploy a protected app and let Azure DevOps handle the secret replacement. In a real life application though, you will find yourself in need of a production key that will be used only -where else- in production, and must not be part of your repo for obvious security reasons.

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How To Use Azure DevOps Extension for Azure CLI

Azure DevOps Extension for Azure CLI

The Azure DevOps Extension for Azure CLI adds Pipelines, Boards, Repos, Artifacts and DevOps commands to the Azure CLI 2.0.

The Azure CLI with the Azure DevOps Extension has replaced the VSTS CLI. The VSTS CLI has been deprecated and will no longer be receiving new features. We recommend that users of the VSTS CLI switch to the Azure CLI and add the Azure DevOps extension. See the Command Mapping section to view the mapping between VSTS CLI and Azure DevOps Extension commands.

Quick start

1. Install the Azure CLI. You must have at least v2.0.69, which you can verify with az --version command.
2. Add the Azure DevOps Extension az extension add --name azure-devops
3. Run the az login command.

If the CLI can open your default browser, it will do so and load a sign-in page. Otherwise, you need to open a browser page and follow the instructions on the command line to enter an authorization code after navigating to https://aka.ms/devicelogin in your browser. For more information, see the Azure CLI login page.

See the Get started guide for detailed setup instructions.

Usage

$az [group] [subgroup] [command] {parameters}

Adding the Azure DevOps Extension adds devops, pipelines, artifacts, boards and repos groups. For usage and help content for any command, pass in the -h parameter, for example:

$ az devops -h

Group
    az devops : Manage Azure DevOps organization level operations.
        Related Groups
        az pipelines: Manage Azure Pipelines
        az boards: Manage Azure Boards
        az repos: Manage Azure Repos
        az artifacts: Manage Azure Artifacts.

Subgroups:
    admin            : Manage administration operations.
    extension        : Manage extensions.
    project          : Manage team projects.
    security         : Manage security related operations.
    service-endpoint : Manage service endpoints/service connections.
    team             : Manage teams.
    user             : Manage users.
    wiki             : Manage wikis.

Commands:
    configure        : Configure the Azure DevOps CLI or view your configuration.
    feedback         : Displays information on how to provide feedback to the Azure DevOps CLI team.
    invoke           : This command will invoke request for any DevOps area and resource. Please use
                       only json output as the response of this command is not fixed. Helpful docs -
                       https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/.
    login            : Set the credential (PAT) to use for a particular organization.
    logout           : Clear the credential for all or a particular organization.

• Checkout the CLI docs at docs.microsoft.com - Azure DevOps CLI.
• Check out other examples in the How-to guides section.
• You can view the various commands and its usage here - docs.microsoft.com - Azure DevOps Extension Reference

Contribute

See our contribution guidelines to learn how you can contribute to this project.

TLDR of contribution guidelines 
 

Questions : Stack Overflow 
Bug reports : Developer Community 
New Feature request : Azure DevOps repo 

License

MIT License

Author: udhayakumar-cloud
Source code: https://github.com/udhayakumar-cloud/azure-devops-cli-extension-master
License: MIT License

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Learn About TOP Stories From The Microsoft DevOps Community

The top stories from the AzureDevOps #community for 2021.09.03 are here! Welcome to September! Here in Brooklyn, NY I am readying to start switching from shorts to jeans, from tank tops to hooded sweatshirts. If you’re ready to switch up your computer,

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Weak Cryptographic Standards in Azure DevOps

Due to the potential for future protocol downgrade attacks and other Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol versions 1.0 and 1.1 vulnerabilities not specific to Microsoft’s implementation, it is required that dependencies on all security protocols older than TLS 1.2 be removed wherever possible. 

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How to Deploy Azure Static Web Apps with Azure DevOps

Azure Static Web Apps were launched earlier in 2021 and out of the box they had the capability to integrate your existing repository and deploy your Static Web App from Azure DevOps. You can reference the full getting started guide for the end-to-end deployment setup. Although, there is a caveat, the whole process is not entirely automated. When you create an Azure Static Web App you are required to copy the Deployment Token from the Azure portal into your variables in Azure DevOps.

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How to Configure Your Connection To Google Play From Azure DevOps

👉When developing an application for Android, you will likely need to distribute it to your testers or end users. In this tutorial we will find out how to configure the service connection to be able to upload your packages to Google Play from Azure DevOps.

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How to Configure Your Path To The App Store From Azure DevOps

👉Lors du développement d’une application pour iOS, vous aurez probablement besoin de la distribuer à vos testeurs ou à vos utilisateurs finaux. Dans ce tutoriel nous découvrirons comment paramétrer votre pipeline pour pouvoir uploader vos packages sur l’App Store depuis Azure DevOps.

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How to Set Up Your Path To Google Play From Azure DevOps

👉When developing an application for Android, you will probably need to distribute it to your testers or your final users. In this tutorial we will discover how to setup the service connection to be able to upload your packages on the Google Play from Azure DevOps. 

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How to Set Up Your Path To The App Store From Azure DevOps

👉When developing an application for iOS, you will probably need to distribute it to your testers or your final users. In this tutorial we will discover how to setup the your pipeline to be able to upload your packages on the App Store from Azure DevOps. This article assumes that you have already built and signed an ipa with a provisioning profile for App Store in order to upload it.

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