Inspired by a video I saw from the brilliant Jeroen Niesen on his YouTube Channel AzureVlog about enriching security incidents from Azure Sentinel with ChatGPT, it got me thinking about how we could enrich the developer experience with ChatGPT. Before we get into it, let’s think about a few scenarios where enrichment with ChatGPT could … Continue reading Improving Developer Feedback with ChatGPT and Azure DevOps
You may well be aware of technology such as Helm and the creation of Helm Charts to manage applications on Kubernetes. It's a great solution if you want your container to be consumed by the general public, but what if you want a reusable YAML file to deploy your services internally. We can easily have … Continue reading Deploying Containers with Common Configuration
For this post, I will walk through the process of adding the ability to see repositories in GitHub Organisations to your Azure DevOps instance.When you are using Azure DevOps Boards, you have the choice of repositories to use to link your commits and pull requests back to work items you create in the Boards functionality.Adding … Continue reading Adding GitHub Azure Boards to Organisations
Let me start by saying fundamentally, Azure DevOps is a platform agnostic tool. You can use many different languages to deploy to many platforms. If you build in Node.JS, Python, Java, PHP, Ruby, C/C++, or .NET then you can use Azure DevOps. Likewise, if you deploy to Azure, AWS, GCP or even on-premise then you … Continue reading Azure DevOps 101: Pipelines
Martyn Coupland 