How to migrate on premises Jenkins jobs to Azure DevOps? Is any plugins available?
I know manually how we can create Azure DevOps pipeline.
There is some available guidance from Microsoft on migrating from Jenkins to YAML builds in Azure Pipelines, but there are no plug-ins or tools that will automate this for you at the moment.
There is, however, a way to trigger Jenkins builds from Azure Pipelines using the Jenkins Integration extension. This may be a good option as you transition.
No, there are no plugins available for that.
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Have you ever tried to use Jira as development board and Azure DevOps as repository + CI/CD Pipelines?
I was wondering if it is possible to link to Jira tasks the results of Azure pipelines deployments and builds, i found this plugin but reviews say is not working properly recently.
EDIT
Using the mentioned plugins seems the right way although they are not working properly at the moment. I will try to contact the support as suggested.
According to your description, you can try to use the plugin for Azure DevOps.
Then you can use the flow: Jira -> GitHub -> Azure Pipelines CI -> Azure Pipelines CD.
For more information, you could refer to the Azure Pipelines integration with Jira Software.
I have an Hybris repo on Azure Devops and wanted to deploy on SAP Commerce Cloud(CCv2).'ยจ
I'm new on Azure Devops so not sure how to proceed, how to connect from Azure to CCv2 etc.
I have already created "Staging" and "Prod" spaces on CCv2 and now I want to deploy only on staging.
If someone already created this kind of task before, is it possible to explain me the steps one-by-one.
For example how can I connect from Azure to CCv2? With some commands or security files etc?
Thanks!
I am looking for the best way to create CI/CD pipeline for GCP BigQuery using Azure DevOps.
I need repositories in Azure Devops, and automatically have CI and CD to our Dev/QA and PROD environments in GCP. Also, how to set up automatic builds in Azure DevOps for GCP master branch code? Is there a way to integrate BigQuery and Azure Devops repositories ?
We have to use Azure DevOps for Project, repository and pipeline management. So trying ways to build and deploy to GCP Bigquery from Azure Devops. Any insights would be helpful.
First of all congratulations on your first post.
Yes definitely you can integrate Azure Devops with BigQuery.
A good read here.
But from your question, I failed to understand what you are trying to deploy. Is it some client code which will connect to BQ to run query and fetch data or is it a Dataflow job starting from ingesting data?
There are different ways to do each of them.
Summary
Recently migrated PB126 apps to PB2017 and changed source control to Azure DevOps Git.
Now, I'd like to integrate Azure DevOps CI/CD Build Pipeline to the app dev life-cycle.
jenkins
I know it's feasible to configure jenkins CI server so it builds PB2017 projects.
Continuous Integration with PowerBuilder 2017, Bonobo Git and Jenkins
My problem here's I can't get it to work on a local Docker container and make it accessible to the outside world (Internet) so Azure DevOps can trigger its build action. Supposedly, it's a Docker for Windows thing which Docker handles differently from the Linux-based Docker.
Azure DevOps Pipeline
As per this link, Azure Pipelines is the CI/CD solution for any language, any platform, any cloud, it says any language, which makes me believe it's feasible to build PB2017 projects using Azure DevOps Pipelines.
The fact is that I'm totally new to CI/CD in terms of implementing it myself. I've experienced it in many projects where I wasn't responsible to implement it. Now I am. I've been on it since a few days now, and I do want it to work.
Any help appreciated.
The Appeon offical user forum: https://community.appeon.com/index.php/qna/q-a
I'm migrating Teamcity to Azure Devops, as with our on-prem infrastructure. During that period we'll have both Teamcity and Azure Devops deployment for different infrastructures, but we want to reduce the amount of human intervention. So I was thinking in having either Teamcity triggering the Azure Devops build, or vice Versa. I think it would be easier to implement a powershell script that triggers the build on Azure Devops, instead the other way around because of compatibility issues, or version issues(old version).
Yes, you can use Azure Devops api to trigger the build. You would use this api call with appropriate body:
POST https://dev.azure.com/{organization}/{project}/_apis/build/builds?api-version=5.0
Reading: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/build/builds/queue?view=azure-devops-rest-5.0
I'm not familiar with Azure Devops powershell modules if any, but they might work as well.