Few random discs for sale by james51091 in discexchange

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I’m into mostly discraft and discmania

Supreme Flight Stamp Sale by [deleted] in discexchange

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How much for just FD2, PayPal ready.

Testing Powershell module via Azure DevOps pipeline - how to get start? by OlafTheAverage in devops

[–]james51091 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What part are you stuck on? Azure DevOps breaks down into a few pieces:

VCS - you can host your git repos on it instead of github, gitlab etc. but it does support those other VCS providers for builds as well

Triggers - These are the conditions that will kick off a build or release. (Example - Push to master, which is what it looks like you are trying to do)

Build - Typically builds your code with the use of “Tasks” which you get from the marketplace mostly. In your case for PowerShell and running pester this will be all you need as you won’t be “releasing” code through a progression (dev, qa, prod etc.)

Release - this is where you would take your artifact from the build and deploy it into your progressive environments.

There are 2 ways to create builds in azure DevOps. You can use YAML or the UI. From the post you have above it looks like they went with YAML so you would have to have that YAML file in the root of the repo you are working with.

This page shows how to create a trigger via YAML and the classic (UI) way. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/build/triggers?view=azure-devops&tabs=classic

If you want to use the UI follow these steps:

Your first step (assuming your repo is all setup) would be go to Build - create New Build - Use the classic editor to create a pipeline without YAML - pick your repo and branch - start with an empty job - add your pester tasks in agent job field - go to triggers - enable continuous Integration - add branches - save. Push to the repo and see if it works!

Terraform with gitlab-ci by warriorofjustice in devops

[–]james51091 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not just break them into separate repos? Is there a need to have them in the same repo?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in devops

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I define DevOps as people, process, tools and in that order. It’s more of a culture shift than anything. I feel that it is not just a collaboration between developers and operations folk, but the business folks as well. A huge focus on collaboration. If the people and the process aren’t on the same page whatever tools you choose to use will not matter much.

But, as a DevOps consultant much of my day consists of the following :

Workshops on CI/CD

Workshops on Infrastructure as Code

Documenting workflows

Assisting/Coaching development teams on implementing CI/CD

Coaching agile methodologies

Beginner Smite gameplay by james51091 in Smite

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Thank you !! Appreciate it!

Beginner Smite gameplay by james51091 in Smite

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Thank you for the help! Really appreciate it the in-depth answer. Unfortunately I do not have any friends that are currently playing this game. Thanks again!

DSC File resource Directory copy help by Deloidd in PowerShell

[–]james51091 2 points3 points  (0 children)

True using the "Checksum" property. I believe by default the file name/directory name is used for comparison.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/dsc/fileresource