Ken Muse

Did you know that build and release tasks can be configured to execute based on logical conditions? Learn about this powerful VSTS feature…

Your Azure Active Directory account has a special domain name associated with it. Learn how to create users in this domain to manage Azure more effectively.

Learn how to use VSTS to automatically create release annotations in Application Insights as part of your release pipeline.

Today will be a practical example to help you better understand how to size an Azure VM.

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!

Learn what’s changing with Visual Studio Team Services and how Microsoft used Azure to improve the performance of SSH connections to VSTS.

Sometimes you need ARM resources to be applied only when a template is deployed for the first time. Learn how ARM conditions can achieve this goal.

If you’re doing Xamarin, macOS (OS X), or iOS development work, learn how to setup a VSTS build agent on the Mac and automate your DevOps pipeline.

You have Team Foundation Server (TFS) and rely on SQL Server backups, so they may be unusable. Learn how to properly backup TFS and test your recovery plan.