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CI/CD With Azure DevOps and Alibaba Cloud Kubernetes (ACK)

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In this article, we will look at the detailed steps to install Alibaba Cloud Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK) cluster. We will cover the Azure DevOps release pipeline and configure service connection to the Kubernetes cluster using temporary kubeconfig. After that, we will expose the application in Alibaba Cloud Kubernetes using Ingress.

High-level steps:

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DevOps Tutorial | DevOps With Docker, Kubernetes and Azure DevOps

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In this article, we focus our attention on the DevOps.

What is DevOps? How is it different from Agile? What are the popular DevOps Tools? What is the role of Docker, Kubernetes and Azure DevOps in DevOps. Let’s get started with a simple use case.

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Deploying a Mule Application to CloudHub Via AWS, Azure, and Jenkins

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What are we trying to accomplish:

  • Create a release pipeline that automates your software delivery process using AWS CodePipeLine, Azure DevOps and Jenkins.
  • Automate code deployments by connecting your pipeline to Source Repo -> code changes committed to your source code repository and trigger Maven commands on different phases to perform further action with respect to application deployment.
  • Use Mule Maven Plugin to automate deployment on CloudHub by extracting information from POM. AWS CodeBuild, Azure DevOps, and Jenkins will initiate the corresponding Maven command to trigger the deployment on CloudHub after application packing is completed.

For the purpose of this article, we created a simple Mule 4 project and configured mule-maven-plugin 3.1.6 for deploying to CloudHub.

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VSTS Name Change in Azure DevOps Effects on Git Repositories

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As I’ve said in the past, it is super easy to build a VSTS Build (now Azure DevOps Pipeline) to keep two repositories in sync. In that article, one of the steps is pushing the new code to the destination repositories with a URL like https://$(token)@myaddress.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection, to automatically include a token to authenticate in the destination repository.

Now, some of my builds have started to fail due to timeout and I immediately suspected the reason: the name change from VSTS to Azure DevOps changed the base URL from accountname.visualstudio.com to dev.azure.com/accountname, and this broke the build.

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