I'm building CI/CD for ADLA - USQL and having azure powershell scripts for deploying this release using VSTS and facing this below error while deployment -
The user is not authorised to perform this operation on storage.
I assume since I'm deploying using vsts the release will be deployed through a build user and how do i give access to this user and where i can get the user details. Is this my VSTS login id ?? I use same id for vsts and visual studio code. Any help or suggestions will be appreciated.
Creating a new Azure endpoint with a new AAD application in VSTS, then grant the permission for this AAD application in Azure.
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I need to deploy an azure function app via Azure DevOps.
If I deploy via visual studio, it asks me to create a publish profile, where storage is specified.
I'm unsure how this works however with DevOps.
I have a build pipeline that builds the (.net core) function app, but on the release, I'm unsure how to proceed.
The Microsoft documentation is quite poor in my opinion, so would appreciate any expertise.
Thanks!
You have to create the underlying infrastructure prior to deploying the Azure Function to it.
There are steps you could user here and have an inline script job/stage within your pipeline:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/create-first-function-cli-csharp?tabs=azure-cli%2Cin-process#create-supporting-azure-resources-for-your-function
Alternatively you could use an ARM template or terraform to provision the app service and storage account as required.
I've got a sample github actions deployment of a function which uses the inline script method here:
https://github.com/brettmillerb/testfunctionapp/blob/master/.github/workflows/main.yml
Hi Databricks and DevOps gurus,
I want to connect a Databricks Notebook and all of its versions/revision history with DevOps.
I follow the Microsoft documentation and just before the end I get an error in Databricks:
First I thought maybe I am not providing the right link but after I click "Create PR" it leads me to my DevOps environment(so the link is the right one) and it asks me to make a new pull request.
As you can see my only branch at the moment is master.
I am not new to Databricks, but I am new to DevOps and version controlling, and I don't know any way of proceeding from here. Any help would be highly appreciated.
If you see this error Error while listing Git repo branches: Failed to retrieve repo branch list: com.databricks.webapp.versioning.BadAzureDevOpsCredential:... It is because your azure devops services organization and the azure databricks are not in the same Azure AD tenant.
See below extract from document here.
Authentication with Azure DevOps Services is done automatically when you authenticate using Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). The Azure DevOps Services organization must be linked to the same Azure AD tenant as Databricks.
See the similar reported issues here and here for more information.
I did an initial deployment to an Azure WebApp on Linux via a direct publish from Visual Studio. The code just echoes out some text and the page comes up successfully. I can update the text in the code and re-publish. And the new text displays on the web.
Now I am trying to deploy it via Azure DevOps rather than a direct publish from Visual Studio. I created a rudimentary build and release pipeline in Azure DevOps.
I updated the text echoed out in the code then ran the build pipeline followed by the release pipeline. The Deployment status says that everything was successful. I went through the logs as well and there are no error messages. However, the website page text has not changed. Also restarted the App Service in Azure but the change is not reflected.
The release pipeline has one artifact which is linked to the latest build. And one stage which is "Azure App Service deployment" with the right subscription and the right App Service Name linked.
Release Pipeline
Any idea what I might be missing?
Here is the output from the deployment step -
Blockquote##[section]Starting: Deploy Azure App Service
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Task : Azure App Service deploy
Description : Deploy to Azure App Service a web, mobile, or API app using Docker, Java, .NET, .NET Core, Node.js, PHP, Python, or Ruby
Version : 4.163.9
Author : Microsoft Corporation
Help : https://aka.ms/azureappservicetroubleshooting
==============================================================================
Got service connection details for Azure App Service:'myAppName'
Package deployment using ZIP Deploy initiated.
Deploy logs can be viewed at https://myAppName.scm.azurewebsites.net/api/deployments/xxx/log
Successfully deployed web package to App Service.
Successfully updated deployment History at https://myAppName.scm.azurewebsites.net/api/deployments/xxx
App Service Application URL: https://myAppName.azurewebsites.net
##[section]Finishing: Deploy Azure App Service
Thanks in advance, Jake.
I was able to create an empty Azure Service directly within Azure. Then pushed the code to this new Azure Service via DevOps. Now it seems to be working as expected. Only other difference is that I had created this as an App for Windows rather than App for Linux. Anyway, the update is working now.
I'm trying to set up a new instance of Aggregator CLI as an Azure function app. I've created the app on Azure and think I've installed Aggregator CLI, but don't know how to save my Azure DevOps (formerly VSTS) Personal Access Token (PAT) to Aggregator in order for the app to authenticate against DevOps. To be clear, I am not trying to install the server plugin (which requires an on-prem instance of TFS) nor am I trying to configure the webhooks version (which has been deprecated).
What I've done so far
Created a new resource group on Azure
Created a function app on Azure with storage account and application insights
Created an Azure service principle
Assigned permissions to the Azure service principle
Downloaded FunctionRuntime.zip v0.9.8 from https://github.com/tfsaggregator/aggregator-cli/releases
Deployed the code to the function app
Created a PAT in Azure DevOps
Expected behaviour
I expect to be able to save the PAT to the Aggregator_VstsToken application setting on the function app, so that the app can authenticate against VSTS. Setup.md doesn't describe how to do this. I expect to see the application settings shown in this screenshot on the app.
Actual behaviour
There isn't an application setting called Aggregator_VstsToken on the function app. There aren't any other Aggregator-specific settings either.
Environment
Azure DevOps (VSTS) cloud
Azure Function App
Our devops team have created an application (ex:athena) and registered with AD. They also have given us Service Principle.
The question I have is , how do I deploy my code in GitHub to the application (athena) that the devops team created for me using the “Deploy to kubernetes service” configuration template ?
Apologies in advance, as I am not proficient in Azure and this shows my gap in understanding.
The Information I have are :
Repository - GitHub (I have done the appropriate authorisation and can see the repository)
Service Principle (create by devops team)
Application (created by devops team)
I have created a Container Registry and Kubernetes service using azure portal
Now, I want to use the “Deploy to kubernetes service” configuration template.
Help much appreciated.
If you want to use this Deploy to kubernetes service, you must get two service connection : Azure Resource Manager and Kubernetes Service Connection.
So, first, you need to configure the connection between Azure Kubernetes, ARM and Azure Devops. Enter project setting->service connection, open New Service Connection and select Kubernetes. Input the relevant configure according to your Azure:
And so do with Azure Resource Manager, you can follow this doc to configure it. Here is my ARM connection you can refer:
Then, you can begin your build and release pipeline.
Deploy to kubernetes service task used in release pipeline. In build pipeline, you must run docker build, push task to finish pushing to Azure registry Container.
And then, run this deploy task in release. You can refer to this blog which written by Azure DevOps Labs: Deploying a multi-container application to Azure Kubernetes Services. It has detailed steps you can refer.
In addition, there has two build source type. One is you import your github repos into Azure Devops repos. So the build can be trigger by Azure Devops Repos. And the other is select Github as your build source, in this type, you can triggered directly by your github instead of use Azure Devops repos:
And also, this need you get the service connection with your Github first. Then, authorize it during the build pipeline.