A few months ago, I created the Orlando DevOps Meetup group. This is a group for anyone interested in DevOps practices, including build automation, continuous deployment, Cloud enablement, load testing, software quality, infrastructure as code, developer collaboration, Agile software development practices, and more. We’ve had a good number of people sign up for the group […]
The Nebbia team is going on the road! We recently announced a set of DevOps workshops that we will be delivering throughout the Southeast. This workshop is all about DevOps and Microsoft Azure, showing you how you can leverage Visual Studio Team Services to add value to your business in three key areas: • Streamlining […]
As you and your team start using Azure to support your DevOps initiatives, you may find yourself looking for a way to control costs and provide your team a way to easily create, start/stop, and tear-down environments. This is where DevTest Labs come in. As your teams go through and complete their iterations, we’ve proven […]
I’ll be speaking at Live! 360 Orlando, December 5-9. Surrounded by your fellow industry professionals, Live! 360 provides you with immediately usable training and education that will keep you relevant in the workforce. I’ll be presenting the following sessions: · ALM/DevOps Track: Application Insights: Measure Your Way to Success · Cloud Computing Track: ARM Yourself […]
Join me tomorrow, July 21st at Noon Eastern, on Nebbia’s DevOps Webcast Series. I will cover ARM Templates, and show you how to Manage and automate your Azure infrastructure. The infrastructure for your application is typically made up of many related components such as a virtual machine, storage account, and virtual network, or a web […]
At Nebbia Technology, we recently started delivering a monthly DevOps Webcast series. The first session, in March, gave viewers an end-to-end high-level overview of DevOps practices that are enabled by Visual Studio Team Services and Azure. As we proceed, we’ll take you through focused sessions on these practices. I am often asked to define DevOps […]