In the previous blog post I explained how to configure TeamCity to run a PowerShell script which will deploy an Azure Mobile Service.

After the Mobile Service was deployed we want to run acceptance … more

Tags: .NET, Azure, CI, TeamCity

In the previous post we finished to create all the PowerShell scripts. The build and deployment run locally. Now it’s time to create a TeamCity configuration for it.

Open the TeamCity web page … more

Tags: .NET, Azure, CI, 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 the previous post I explained how to install TeamCity on Azure and configure it.

In this post I will create a TeamCity configuration which will publish to a NuGet Server hosted in TeamCity.

You … more

Tags: Azure, NuGet, 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

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

Introduction

This post describes the setup of NuGet package inside TeamCity and configuration of your Visual Studio to consume the hosted packages. TeamCity version 7.1 is used.

When you … more

Tags: CI, Git, NuGet, TeamCity, Visual Studio