Continuous Delivery with TFS / VSTS – Infrastructure as Code with Azure Resource Manager Templates

Graham D Smith

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So far in this blog post series on Continuous Delivery with TFS / VSTS we have gradually worked our way to the position of having a build of our application which is almost ready to be deployed to target servers (or nodes if you prefer) in order to conduct further testing before finally making its [

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Graham D Smith

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Dr Graham Smith is a former research scientist who got bitten by the programming and database bug so badly that in 2000 he changed careers to become a full-time software developer. Life moves on and Graham currently manages a team of software engineers and specialises in continuous delivery and application lifecycle management with the Team Foundation Server ecosystem.

Continuous Delivery with TFS / VSTS – Infrastructure as Code with Azure Resource Manager Templates

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