Whew, what a week! Microsoft Build 2019 has come and gone, and what an amazing conference it was. There were so many great announcements for Microsoft products, and for Azure and DevOps in particular. I absolutely cannot wait to get home and start playing with the new features. (And I hope you’re excited, too!) And a very special thanks to everybody who took the time to came visit us at our booths on the expo floor.<\/p>\n
But if you weren’t able to make it to the conference, don’t worry, the conference can come to you. This week instead of the usual top stories from the community, I wanted to link to all the great content at Build that focused on DevOps.<\/p>\n
Scott Guthrie and Donovan Brown announced some of the new features in Azure DevOps in Scott’s keynote<\/a>, and then we had a number of great breakout sessions to dive more in-depth and look more closely at how Azure DevOps is used by actual customers.<\/p>\n From Zero to DevOps Superhero: The Container Edition<\/a><\/strong> by Jessica Deen<\/p>\n Ship it to every platform with Azure Pipelines<\/a><\/strong> by Edward Thomson<\/p>\n Using AI and automation to build resiliency into Azure DevOps<\/a><\/strong> by Rob Jahn<\/p>\n End to end application development and DevOps on Azure Kubernetes Service<\/a><\/strong> by Atul Malaviya, Sean McKenna, and John Stallo<\/p>\n DevOps for applications running on Windows<\/a><\/strong> by Oren Novotny and Ricardo Minguez Pablos<\/p>\n Columbia Sportswear’s CI practices, processes, and automation to accelerate Azure PaaS adoption<\/a><\/strong> by Scott Nasello<\/p>\n Microsoft’s journey to becoming an open source enterprise with GitHub<\/a><\/strong> by Matthew McCullough and Jared Parsons<\/p>\n .NET Application Modernization with Pivotal and Azure DevOps<\/a><\/strong> by Ning Kuang and Shawn Neal<\/p>\n Breaking the Wall between Data Scientists and App Developers with MLOps<\/a><\/strong> by David Aronchick and Jordan Edwards<\/p>\n Building Python Web Applications with Visual Studio Code, Docker, and Azure<\/a><\/strong> by Dan Taylor<\/p>\n Implementing control at scale in a cloud & devops centric environment using policy and blueprints<\/a><\/strong> by Joseph Chan and Liz Kim<\/p>\n No more last mile problems! Quickly deploy .NET, Python, Java and Node apps on Azure App Service<\/a><\/strong> by Stefan Schackow and Andrew Westgarth<\/p>\n If you’re crunched for time, don’t miss Damian Brady’s amazing theater sessions End to End Azure DevOps<\/a><\/strong> and DevOps \u2013 Where to start?<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Azure DevOps team got into the studios ahead of the Build conference to show you some of the new features.<\/p>\n YAML Release Pipelines in Azure DevOps<\/a><\/strong> with Sasha Rosenbaum<\/p>\n Integrating GitHub and Azure Boards<\/a><\/strong> by Edward Thomson<\/p>\n (Re-)Introducing Azure Artifacts<\/a><\/strong> featuring Alex Mullans<\/p>\n Of course, the breakout and theater sessions aren’t the only time we’re talking about DevOps. The Channel 9 team brought in a stage for Build Live, talking right to the engineering teams working on features. Be sure to watch:<\/p>\n Moving Fastify to Azure Pipelines<\/a><\/strong> with Damian Brady and Matteo Collina<\/p>\n Azure Pipelines and DevOps<\/a><\/strong> featuring Damian Brady, Edward Thomson and Abel Wang<\/p>\nBreakout Sessions<\/h3>\n
Theater Sessions<\/h3>\n
Build On-Demand Sessions<\/h3>\n
Build Live<\/h3>\n