More Bot Demos and Advanced Considerations
Donovan Brown
Donovan
Principal DevOps Manager
Meet The Man in the Black Shirt. Donovan Brown is a Principal DevOps Manager on Microsoft's Cloud Developer Advocacy team. Why is DevOps one of the hottest topics? Because it hurts the most. Luckily, Donovan's unofficial tag line is #RubDevOpsOnIt and he's here to make it all better. Before joining Microsoft, Donovan spent seven years as a Process Consultant and a Certified Scrum Master. Developer Tools are his thing. Donovan has travelled the globe helping companies in the U.S., Canada, India, Germany, and the UK develop solutions using agile practices, Visual Studio, and Team Foundation Server in industries as broad as Communications, Health Care, Energy, and Financial Services. What else keeps the wheels spinning on The Man in The Black Shirt? Donovan's also an avid programmer, often finding ways to integrate software into his other hobbies and activities, one of which is Professional Air Hockey where he has ranked as high as 11 in the world.
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Entries
Telemetry for the Bot Framework
Continuous Deployment and Release Management for the Bot Framework
Testing the Bot Framework
Continuous Integration for the Bot Framework
Introduction to the Bot Framework and why DevOps for it
Using Spinnaker's Release Pipeline for CD to Azure
Using Espresso Tests
Host Spinnaker on Azure
New Delivery Plan Extension
Continuous Integration with Jenkins Using Azure VM Agents
Host Jenkins on Azure
Sessions
Build a CI/CD pipeline from Visual Studio
Build a CI/CD pipeline from Visual Studio Team Services
Build a CI/CD pipeline from PowerShell
Build a CI/CD pipeline from Microsoft Azure Portal
KEYNOTE: Developing with the Cloud
DevOps from the Azure Portal
Keynote
Zero to DevOps
DevOps Q&A
Ask the experts: Visual Studio, Team Foundation Server und Team Services
Channel 9 live: Interview with Donovan Brown
Keynote with Donovan Brown: From 0 to DevOps
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View AllBuild a CI/CD pipeline from Visual Studio
I know it works with .Net and .Net core. But after the video was recorded they moved the context menu to the solution instead of the project level.
Build a CI/CD pipeline from PowerShell
It should be better now.
Zero to DevOps
@beckerj: yes but the question is what should the schema of the sample database be?
Using the Kanban Board
@Issa Fram: ;) I will be recording some move in 2017. Can't wait.
SQL Server Data Tools for Visual Studio
@VikashMehta: You just do a schema compare in VS using the DB as the source and your project as the target. Once it is done you write the changes. This will checkout only the files that are now different. I do it all the time.
Azure App Service Companion
He is. It is still his show. I simply fill in when he is unavailable.
PowerShell on Linux and Open Source
Great stuff! Please add bookmark links in the description to the start of each demo.
Interview with Aaron Bjork
@jeffa00:My pleasure!
Keynote Presentation
@SheBuildsGames:Make sure you checked the box during the install of VS to add the Xamarin tools.
Keynote Presentation
@mrjimmy: I think what Miguel was trying to show was you no longer have to go to a Mac to run the application. We now have an iOS emulator on Windows which we never had before. But I can see how it could have been confusing.
Infrastructure as Code
@bkstill: That is correct. You will see all the changes.
Interview with Abel Wang and Steven St. Jean
@jfattic: Hey Jeff! That is great feedback. I will see how we can act on it.