I am trying to setup oracle data gateway using Azure Devops pipeline, but i didn't found any document. Please help me on this. please guide me how to setup oracle data gateway using azure devops pipeline and please send me if you have any documents.
how to setup oracle data gateway using azure devops pipeline and please send me if you have any documents.
I am afraid there is no such way to setup oracle data gateway using azure devops pipeline.
First, to setup oracle data gateway, we need to download and run the gateway installer on a local computer. But there is such command line to download and run the gateway installer.
Secondly, there is no such extension for installing oracle data gateway in the Azure devops Marketplace.
So, there is no such way to setup oracle data gateway using azure devops pipeline.
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I am trying to upload build apk file in DigitalOcean by using Azure DevOps.
In AzureDevops,we have task called DigitalOcean Tools by using this we can upload the files in DigitalOcean.Below is the link for your reference.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=marcelo-formentao.digitalocean-tools&ssr=false#overview
I installed that task in my organization.
First it will ask for to create DigitalOcean Connection by using service endpoint in azure devops.
I Search in Service endpoint in Azure DevOps i didn't find Service connection for Digital Ocean(apart that I found gitlab,ssh,azure..eg i found for all these Service Connection).
My Question is which service connector i need to used for Digital Ocean?
Please help me on this
DigitalOcean Connection: It's based on AWS configuration (only Access Key ID and Secret Key ID is required).
You can choose AWS connection type to create DigitalOcean service endpoint connection in Azure DevOps. And fill the Access Key ID and Secret Key ID that you can get from your DigitalOcean.
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UPDATE
If you didn't find AWS end point connection, you should install AWS Toolkit for Azure DevOps extension in marketplace.Url:AWS Toolkit for Azure DevOps
After installing the extension, you would see AWS connection type in your service connection.I test in my devops and it works.
What I want to do is to generate Azure monitor alerts for Azure DevOps pipeline failures.
We think we may achieve this without having to modify our DevOps YAML pipelines. So we focused on using Azure DevOps Service Hooks to do this by sending the pipeline log data to the log analytics http data API.
I can send the data with Powershell. However I got a forbidden failure when testing the service webhook in Azure DevOps.
So I wonder if there is any missing operations?
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I am trying to setup on-premises data gateway using powershell. i am able to install but i am unable to register with powershell. Can you please provide me step by step how to setup on-premises data gateway using powersehll
I am trying to create Vmware using VMImage through Azure data factory!
I am able to create manually by using Resource Manager, but i want to automate this process through Azure Data Factory.
If you can call a Azure Runbook from Azure Automation, then consider it done!
Also you can call the run book by a webjobs [Link] (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/webjobs-create)
This does not seem like an appropriate use of Azure Data Factory (ADF) which is primarily an ELT tool. Consider Azure DevOps, Azure Arc or Terraform which would be more appropriate for an Infrastructure as Code approach.
Or maybe just a bit of Powershell!?
Is there a way to deploy SQL Database project to Azure SQL Managed Database from Azure DevOps ? Are there ports to open on Azure Network Security Group ?
Thank you
Bertrand
No, not using Azure DevOps hosted agent. That is because a managed instance does not have a public ip address an DevOps can not find your server. If you want to use DevOps you must host your own agent on a separate VM and open up all the internal/external routing you need.
the 'Azure SQL Database Deployment' task in the release pipeline should work for you. With a service connection (Service Principal in Azure) with the correct permissions on the subscription or resource group you can write to the resources, no need to open specific ports in NSGs
This is now possible on MI and Azure DevOps.
Not sure what the NSG settings are if you have restricted access via a NSG.