It shouldn’t be a surprise that there’s a lot of Azure you can run on premises, thanks to platforms like Azure Stack. But there’s more to on-premises Azure than the familiar platforms and services.

We use Azure DevOps to automate and optimise the development lifecycle, from planning and coding to testing and deployment. By leveraging Azure Repos, Azure Pipelines, and Azure Boards, our teams ...

Microsoft has recently announced the rebranding of Visual Studio Team Service (VSTS) to Azure DevOps. VSTS, an extension of Visual Studio - the flagship integrated development environment from ...

At Bluegrass Digital, we empower our clients with a robust DevOps and SecurityOps setup using Microsoft Azure DevOps and ...

This week Microsoft announced that it has added a graphical code editor (in preview) to its Azure Cloud Shell developer tools. But, according to a recent announcement by Brendan Burns, a distinguished ...

There’s a lot more to building modern applications than hitting F5 and building your app. Code is only part of the process. Building an effective CI/CD (continuous ...

Microsoft shipped the first release candidate of Azure DevOps Server 2019, the self-hosted, on-premises version of the company's DevOps solution that used to be known as Team Foundation Server (TFS).

Cloud-native applications aren’t the monoliths of old, fitting neatly into client-server or three-tier categories. They’re now a conglomeration of services, mixing your code and platform tools, ...