In my previous blog I explained how to setup from scratch and deploy to Azure using VSTS. As I mentioned in the blog I left the configuration of Unit Testing for another time.

In this article I will … more

Tags: Azure, CI, Powershell, VSO, VSTS

I started being more involved in continuous integration and deployment using Visual Studio Online which is ‘the new‘ TFS hosted in Azure.

I've discovered an interesting and useful … more

Tags: Azure, CI, Powershell, TFS, VSO

The last step in these series of posts is deploying from TeamCity to a test environment.

We have already created the script which will do the deployment so we need only to create the TeamCity … more

Tags: CI, Powershell, TeamCity

In the previous post I explained how to run a set of steps including restoring NuGet packages, building and running Unit Tests using psake with PowerShell.

The last step in our pipeline is the … more

Tags: Azure, Powershell, TeamCity

TeamCity is a very powerful tool and you can take advantage of all its configuration options to create your CI and CD. Although TeamCity provides you with almost everything you need, like restoring … more

Tags: CI, NuGet, Powershell, TeamCity

In these series of blog posts I will explain how to host a TeamCity server on an Azure Virtual Machine, configure it and create TeamCity configuration to build and deploy an Azure Mobile Service. … more

Tags: Azure, Powershell, TeamCity

I started doing more and more PowerShell recently to automate provisioning environments on Azure and for CI & CD. I use Sublime for my editing - it's the best editor I've used but what I miss is … more

Tags: Powershell, Tools, Visual Studio

In this article I will describe how you can add custom parameters to your TeamCity build configuration and read them in Powershell. Although adding parameters is not difficult and it is documented ok … more

Categories: .NET, C#

Tags: Powershell, TeamCity