Down the rabbit hole – Undeclared pipeline variables
A small blog post on something I learned today and could not find that easy on the internet. Apparently you can use parts of the service-connection...
December 17, 2019
ALM by Erick Segaar
Consume Azure logs in a 3rd party system
Direct access to your production environment is generally a bad practice. But you do want to monitor it and want to diagnose it when some error...
November 6, 2019
Monitoring windows forms applications with Application Insights
Most modern-day applications are being written in a web-based language. And by doing so that’s where the biggest market share can be found for vendors to...
June 26, 2019
Tosca functional testing
Tosca from Tricentis automation is in the first place a tool, and like any other tool, you need to know how to use it and be...
June 17, 2019
Workshop azure devops pipelines (update)
Back in 2017, I created a workshop for continuous delivery with VSTS into Azure. That workshop is really outdated and could use a much-needed update. This...
April 12, 2019
Wave the Banners
Sometimes you just go and read through the help files and reference documents of the tools you use. More often than not you find an option...
October 1, 2018
Detached powershell locks Agent directory
A small post about a problem I ran into the other day on an on-premise TFS. Ever since the new agentless phase, you have the possibility...
December 12, 2017
Using TypeScript for your VSTS extension walk trough
One of my targets of this year was to start writing TypeScript and experience the usability compared to my experience writing javascript over 20 years ago....
November 27, 2017
TFS invalid package feed permission
For a customer, I recently set up an on-premise package feed. I left everything to default, added the feed to a Nuget Publish task and pressed...
July 12, 2017
Smoke test for batches
The trend is to create applications which are based on all little services working together, have real time processing and rely on communication between them trough...
May 28, 2017
If you were lucky enough to pick up an LED sign at Universe you might want a dimmer to reduce the brightness so it shows up better on camera. https://t.co/b3L8tPubJJ (Manual version) or https://t.co/4tU5Gj1r4H (The one I have that connects @home_assistant) https://t.co/QslUD6PgXQ
communicate, give feedback and monitor progress while resolving vulnerabilities in the code we all use. It starts with the maintainers to enable this feature so lets all enable it and make our code a little better day by day. https://t.co/gv2plxONt7
Second day and last of #githubuniverse off course a picture with the @Xpiritbv team
There where a lot of interesting talks and panels. I especially liked the panel around the private vulnerability reporting very interesting. Giving researchers and maintainers a private way to: https://t.co/LmcmgQ8g3x
There where a lot of interesting talks and panels. I especially liked the panel around the private vulnerability reporting very interesting. Giving researchers and maintainers a private way to: https://t.co/LmcmgQ8g3x
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