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Learn how to master build and release management with Team Foundation Service and Visual Studio Team Services to facilitate the continuous delivery of software updates to your development team.

You receive detailed, practical guidance on automating deployments of web sites in Azure App Service, database deployments to Azure platform, Micro Services deployments in Azure Service Fabric, and more. Each deployment is structured with the aid of hands-on lessons in a given target environment designed to empower your teams to achieve successful DevOps,

This book provides lessons on how to optimize build release management definitions using capabilities, such as task groups. With the help of practical scenarios, you’ll also learn how to diagnose and fix issues in automated builds and deployments. You’ll see how to enhance the capability of build and release management, using team services/TFS Marketplace extensions and writing your own extensions for any missing functionality via hands on lessons.

What you will Learn
  • Automate deployment to Azure platform, including Web App Service, Azure SQL and Azure Service Fabric.
  • Test automation integration with builds and deployments
  • Perform Dynamic CRM deployments handling and package management with TFS/VSTS
  • Examine requirement to production delivery traceability in practical terms 
    • Review cross platform build/deployment capabilities of TFS/VSTS. 

Who This Book Is For

Build/Release Engineers, Configuration Managers, Software Developers, Test Automation Engineers, System Engineers, Software Architects and System/Production Support Engineers or anyone who handles and involves in the software delivery process.
About the Author xiii
About the Technical Reviewer xv
Acknowledgments xvii
Chapter 1 Understanding the Concepts
1(42)
DevOps
1(1)
Continuous Integration (CI)
2(1)
Continuous Delivery (CD)
3(1)
Continuous Deployment
3(1)
DevOps Adoption
4(1)
Release/Deployment Pipeline
4(1)
TFS/VS Team Services Build & Release Management
5(1)
Build & Release Tab
6(1)
Build & Release Agents and Pipelines
7(6)
Agent Pool
7(2)
Agent Queue
9(2)
Security---Agent Pool---Agent Queue
11(2)
Build Definition
13(5)
Release Definition
18(9)
Security for Build & Release Definitions
27(5)
What Is New in Team Services Build Layouts?
32(8)
Queuing a Build
40(1)
Build/Release REST API
40(1)
Recommendations
41(1)
Summary
41(2)
Chapter 2 Configuring TFS2017/VSTS Build/Release Agents & Marketplace Extensions
43(40)
Lesson 2.01 Set Up Agent Pools and Queues
43(15)
2.01.1 Set Up Agent Pool
43(5)
2.01.2 Set Up Agent Queue
48(3)
2.01.3 Auto-Provision Queues for Existing Pools
51(4)
2.01.4 Assign Permissions for Agent Pools and Queues
55(2)
2.01.5 Create Agent Pool for Build Farm
57(1)
Link VS Team Services Account to Azure Subscription for Billing Purposes
58(1)
Lesson 2.02 Set Up Build/Release Agent
59(15)
2.02.1 Set Up Build/Release Agent for On-Premises TFS--Interactive Mode
60(4)
2.02.2 Remove Windows Build/Release Agent
64(1)
2.02.3 Set Up Build/Release Agent for On-Premises TFS and Run as Windows Service
64(2)
2.02.4 Set Up Build/Release Agent in an Untrusted Domain for VS Team Services or On-Premises TFS
66(3)
2.02.5 Set Up Build/Release Agent in Ubuntu Linux
69(5)
Lesson 2.03 Install and Manage Extensions from Marketplace
74(7)
2.03.1 Install Extension from Marketplace
74(1)
2.03.2 Manage Extension
75(1)
2.03.3 Request an Extension
76(3)
2.03.4 Download Extensions for Installation
79(1)
2.03.5 Browse and Manage Local Extensions--On-Premises TFS
79(2)
Summary
81(2)
Chapter 3 ASP.Net Web Application Deployment to Azure and IIS
83(70)
Lesson 3.01 Create ASP.Net Applications & Build with Team Foundation Builds
83(40)
3.01.1 Create ASP.Net MVC App in VS 2017
84(3)
3.01.2 Build ASP.Net MVC App in TFS/VSTS
87(19)
3.01.3 Tokenize ASP.Net MVC 5 App Configurations with Build
106(8)
3.01.4 Create ASP.Net Core Web App in VS 2017
114(2)
3.01.5 Build ASP.Net Core Web App with TFS Build
116(4)
3.01.6 Tokenize ASP.Net Core Web App Configurations with Build
120(3)
Lesson 3.02 Deploy ASP.NET Web Applications to IIS
123(12)
3.02.1 Deploy MVC5 Web Application to IIS
123(9)
3.02.2 Deploy .NET Core Web Application to IIS
132(3)
Lesson 3.03 Deploy ASP.NET Web Application to Azure App
135(10)
3.03.1 Link Azure Subscription to TFS/VSTS Team Project
135(4)
3.03.2 Deploy ASP .NET MVC5 Web App to Azure App Service
139(4)
3.03.3 Deploy ASP .NET Core Web App to Azure App Service
143(2)
Summary
145(8)
Chapter 4 Build as Docker and Deploy to Azure
153(48)
Set Up the Environment to Develop Docker-enabled Application
153(7)
Lesson 4.01 Create a Docker-Enabled ASP.NET Core Application
160(12)
Lesson 4.02 Create Azure Container Registry
172(5)
Lesson 4.03 Create Azure App Service on Linux App
177(5)
Lesson 4.04 Create a Build to Push Container Image to Azure Container Registry
182(10)
Lesson 4.05 Wire Up Container Registry and the App Service App on Linux
192(6)
Summary
198(3)
Azure Container Services and Team Services
198(3)
Chapter 5 Azure SQL and TFS/VSTS Build and Release
201(18)
Lesson 5.01 Create SQL Project with Visual Studio
201(3)
Lesson 5.02 Build SQL Project with Team Foundation Build
204(4)
Lesson 5.03 Deploy .dacpac to Azure SQL using TFS Release Management
208(9)
Summary
217(2)
Chapter 6 Team Services for Azure Service Fabric Deployments
219(64)
Azure Service Fabric
219(1)
Lesson 6.01 Set Up Azure Service Fabric SDK for Visual Studio
219(3)
Lesson 6.02 Create a Service Fabric Application and Test Locally
222(20)
Lesson 6.03 Create an Azure Service Fabric Cluster
242(6)
Lesson 6.04 Create a Build to Package the Service Fabric Application
248(19)
Lesson 6.05 Deploy to Azure Service Fabric Cluster
267(14)
Summary
281(2)
Chapter 7 Task Groups, Folders, and Build/Release Definition History
283(18)
What Is a Task Group?
283(1)
Lesson 7.01 Create a Task Group
283(7)
Lesson 7.02 Use a Task Group
290(2)
Lesson 7.03 Manage Task Groups
292(3)
Lesson 7.04 Organize Folders to Group Builds
295(3)
Lesson 7.05 Track Build/Release Definition History
298(2)
Summary
300(1)
Chapter 8 Building with External Repositories and Other Platform Builds
301(34)
Lesson 8.01 Create a Console App and Commit It to GitHub
301(9)
Lesson 8.02 Link GitHub with Team Services/TFS as a Service Endpoint
310(5)
Lesson 8.03 Build GitHub Code in Team Foundation Build
315(5)
Lesson 8.04 Submit Java Code to GitHub
320(6)
Lesson 8.05 Build Java Code in GitHub with Team Foundation Build
326(7)
Summary
333(2)
Chapter 9 Test Automation with Build and Release
335(68)
Test Automation
335(1)
Lesson 9.01 Write Unit Tests and Integrate with Build
336(6)
Lesson 9.02 Write Coded Ul Tests and Package with Build
342(7)
Lesson 9.03 Run Functional Tests with TFS/VSTS Release
349(13)
Lesson 9.04 Set Up a Test Farm in Azure VMs
362(28)
Lesson 9.05 Run Cloud-Based Load Tests with Release Management
390(12)
Summary
402(1)
Chapter 10 Dynamics CRM Deployments with TFS/VSTS Release
403(30)
Lesson 10.01 Install SDK Template for Visual Studio
403(2)
Lesson 10.02 Create CRM Customization Solution and Plugin
405(12)
Lesson 10.03 Source Control CRM Customizations
417(7)
Lesson 10.04 Enable CRM Customizations to Create Solution Zip with TFS Build
424(5)
Lesson 10.05 Deploy CRM Solution with TFS Release
429(3)
Summary
432(1)
Chapter 11 Effective Release Notes with TFS Release
433(46)
What Is an Effective Release Note?
433(9)
Lesson 11.01 Create a Backlog
442(7)
Lesson 11.02 Submit Work and Create a Build
449(8)
Lesson 11.03 Create a Release Pipeline with Release Note Capability
457(11)
Lesson 11.04 Generate Release Notes for Each Environment
468(10)
Summary
478(1)
Chapter 12 Package Management
479(34)
Lesson 12.01 Create a NuGet Package
479(6)
Lesson 12.02 Create a Feed and Publish Package in the Feed
485(7)
Lesson 12.03 Build and Publish Packages with TFS Builds and Release
492(8)
Lesson 12.04 Consume Package in Internal Feed in Visual Studio & TFS Builds
500(11)
Summary
511(2)
Chapter 13 Extending Build and Release Tasks on Your Own
513(38)
Lesson 13.01 Update npm and Add Visual Studio Project Templates for TFS Extensions
513(4)
Lesson 13.02 Develop a Build/Release Extension and Packaging
517(13)
Lesson 13.03 Sign Up for Publishing Extensions in Marketplace and Publish Extension
530(5)
Lesson 13.04 Install Privately Shared Extension
535(3)
Lesson 13.05 Use the Extension in the Build/Release
538(3)
What Else Is Possible with Build/Release Extensions?
541(7)
Summary
548(3)
Index 551
Chaminda is a Microsoft MVP for Visual Studio ALM and Scrum Alliance Certified ScrumMaster®. he focuses on and believes in continuous improvement of Software Development Life-cycle. He works as the ALM/DevOps Architect for Navantis IT (Pvt) Ltd, a fully owned subsidiary of Toronto, Canada based Navantis Inc. Chaminda is also an active Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC), well recognized for his contributions in Microsoft forums, TechNet galleries, Wikis, and contributes extensions to Visual Studio Team Services/TFS, in Microsoft Visual Studio marketplace. He also contributes to other open source projects in GitHub. His technical blog is popular among ALM practitioners around the world for quick and descriptive tech guidance.
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