Azure DevOps is a great environment for CI/CD. Next to the Repo integrations, planning options with Boards and other useful stuff, Pipelines are very helpful. Without going too much into detail, let’s say you have Build pipelines for creating the packages (artifacts) and Release pipelines for deployment on your different environments You can work with… Continue reading Pass variables form build pipelines to release pipelines in Azure DevOps
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Translate a bunch of documents with Azure Translator Service
Azure has a lot of cool stuff regarding AI. One part is the Azure Cognitive Services family. The feature I want to explain ab it more in detail in this post is the Azure Translator Service, to be more precise, the document translation. It is in preview at the moment. With this feature we are… Continue reading Translate a bunch of documents with Azure Translator Service
Modify Azure resources with Azure functions
Resources in your Azure subscriptions can be created or modified in different ways. In one of my last projects I had the task to implement an easy on demand executable script which performs some actions in a resource group based on a parameter. One way to access resources is with Azure powershell commands. And because… Continue reading Modify Azure resources with Azure functions
Helm Charts for K8s from scratch – Part2
This post is the second part of the Helm Charts from scratch article. The first part handled the start until creating the first K8s resource and can be found here: Helm Charts for K8s from scratch – Part1 Now let’s continue with parametrization. Already created in the first part, we will modify the values file.… Continue reading Helm Charts for K8s from scratch – Part2
Helm Charts for K8s from scratch – Part1
So, Kubernetes is everywhere, you may know… In combination with the Azure Cloud and therefore the AKS you can run your cluster in the cloud, for example. Not really new… But on my progress to understand the K8s system, I often was wondering what exactly a helm chart is and how it could be used.… Continue reading Helm Charts for K8s from scratch – Part1
Stopping a AKS cluster with Azure CLI
Working with an AKS cluster (meaning rather experiments than production systems) needs some preparations and time to provision if you don’t already have a cluster running, and you surely make some adjustments during the work. So you started Friday, made good progress, work finished for the day, but now…. Leave the cluster running to continue… Continue reading Stopping a AKS cluster with Azure CLI