Azure
Sometimes we exempt things In Azure we often use Azure Policy as a tool to govern our cloud environment. This can be anything from enforcing certain locations being used (Or rather disallowing certain locations), restrict which resources can be configured and all the way down to specific settings on Azure
DevOps
We have on this website previously covered using scale set agents in Azure Devops for running your pipelines. They use Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set (VMSS) in the background and require you to configure this resource in the Azure Portal. This is beneficial if you want to make use of
Azure
With Azure Devops you can use Microsoft hosted agents when configuring your pipelines. This means that all you need to focus on is configuring your pipeline and .yaml files. Once they are executed Microsoft takes care of the underlying compute that runs your code. The benefit of this is that
Azure
I have recently been working a lot with Azure Devops and setting up pipelines for a customer of mine. When doing this we decided to utilize the environments feature in Azure Devops which is a pretty neat tool. Whilst researching this I have recorded some insights which I will share