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Daily Archives: June 5, 2017
VSTS– Hosted Agent is the Default for Releases
In keeping with the idea I don’t want this to get out of date, this is VSTS as of Jun 1, 2017. If your screen looks different, find a different article. I was setting up a test the other day … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged DevOps, syndicated, vsts
Big Power Issues
Recently British Airways had a massive computer failure and had to cancel hundreds of flights across a couple days. This was a large disruption for travel as tens of thousands of passengers were stranded around the world. In addition to … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged disaster recovery
