Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services foundation
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Claims that Azure IaaS lets teams provision Windows or Linux VMs from a gallery and upload custom images, that Visual Studio / Team Foundation Server give end to end traceability with TFS and Visual Studio Online, that System Center monitoring drills from SLA dashboards down to failing SQL queries and posts work items back to TFS, and that Chef/Puppet extensions and a 30‑day trial with ~200 credits make dev/test automation practical rather than theoretical.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 2:23Resolving issues without DevOps
- 4:45DevOps: the three stage conversatior
- 7:28How can Operations help with Devo
- 9:03DevOps benefits
- 10:29Microsoft's ALM framework
- 11:59ALM your way
- 14:31Microsoft Ecosystem
- 15:11Some essential Qs for Ops in Plan ph. When does application development start? Where is this app going to live eventually?
- 17:26Some Tasks for OPs in Develop phase
- 22:48Some Tasks for Ops in Release Define release processes
- 24:13Release Flow
- 26:08Some Tasks for OPs in Operate Monitor
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