Development Containers and Codespaces bring infrastructure-as-code to developer environments. This post walks through creating a container for editing and deploying Bicep templates to Azure.

Tired of spending your time setting up resources? It’s time to learn how to implement development environments using infrastructure-as-code with Dev Containers, Codespaces, and Gitpod!

Let’s talk about how to share GitHub workflows between multiple repositories and create centralized processes.

So, once again, it was time to switch by blog platform engines. Learn about my experience migrating to Hugo for static site development.

Previously, I’ve discussed how to automate deploying a DACPAC to a SQL Server 2017 container in Docker. Now, learn how this works with SQL Server 2019.

The vstest task in Azure DevOps doesn’t guarantee an output location. Learn how to ensure that SonarQube will see your test results correctly.

Trying to integrate unit tests and code coverage Azure DevOps to other systems and things seem to be disappearing? Learn why it happens and how to fix it…

With the ability to run SQL Server 2017 and 2019 in Docker containers, we can easily automate the deployment of database migrations using DACPACs.

Using an Azure File share to run an executable via PowerShell is easy – unless Windows stops you. Learn how to deal with the OFSW from a PowerShell script.

Microsoft Connect(); 2017 is introducing a number of much-need and much anticipated DevOps functionality … and we have a summary of the best bits!