Category: Dev Ops
All about code tracking and management for example, Azure DevOPS branching and merging, Release management, Continuous integration (CI) and Continuous deployment (CD).
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Understanding Docker, entrypoint.sh, and YAML When Creating a Container
Read more: Understanding Docker, entrypoint.sh, and YAML When Creating a ContainerIf you are new to containers, words like Docker, entrypoint, and YAML can feel confusing.This post explains them in simple English, using real-world examples. 1.…
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Switch to WSL in Windows Terminal for Azure CLI
Read more: Switch to WSL in Windows Terminal for Azure CLI✅ Fastest Way (Recommended) 1️⃣ Open Windows Terminal 2️⃣ Open WSL In Windows Terminal, either: 👉 You are now inside WSL 🎉Prompt will look like:…
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What is an Azure Automation Account?
Read more: What is an Azure Automation Account?An Azure Automation Account is: A managed scheduler + execution engine in Azure that runs scripts (runbooks) on a schedule or on demand, without you…
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Azure Container Apps Environment
Read more: Azure Container Apps EnvironmentUsing a single Azure Container Apps Environment for your setup is not only allowed, it is the recommended, clean, and cost-efficient approach. Single Container Apps…
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Azure Container Registry (ACR)
Read more: Azure Container Registry (ACR)Azure Container Registry (ACR) can be used for multiple images, apps, and environments. This is the recommended Azure pattern, and it will not increase cost…
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