Author: Rajnish Kumar Jha

Understanding Versioning of Artifacts in Azure DevOps In Azure DevOps, Azure Artifacts is a package management service that allows teams to create, host, and share packages with different versions across teams and projects. Versioning is a key aspect of managing these artifacts, as it helps… [ Read More ]

Learning everything about Package Versioning in Azure DevOps 'OR ### Introduction to Versioning in Azure DevOps: Packages Versioning is an essential concept in software development, particularly in the context of package management. Packages in Azure DevOps (managed through Azure Artifacts) need to be versioned to… [ Read More ]

Reviewing Authentication approaches for Artifacts in Azure DevOps 'OR ### Authentication in Azure Artifacts: Detailed Examination In Azure Artifacts, authentication plays a crucial role in ensuring that only authorized users or systems can access, manage, and publish packages to and from Azure Artifacts feeds. Authentication… [ Read More ]

Examining Permissions Artifacts in Azure DevOps In Azure DevOps, Azure Artifacts provides robust access control mechanisms to manage permissions for interacting with package feeds. Each permission allows users or service accounts to perform specific tasks related to consuming, managing, or publishing packages and feeds. Understanding… [ Read More ]

Examining Roles in Artifacts in Azure DevOps 'OR ### Roles in Azure Artifacts Azure Artifacts, a part of Azure DevOps, is a service that allows teams to manage, share, and consume packages, such as NuGet, npm, Maven, Python, and Docker. To ensure proper access control… [ Read More ]

Securing Access to Package Feeds in Azure DevOps Securing access to package feeds is a crucial part of managing the integrity and confidentiality of your software artifacts in Azure DevOps. Whether you're managing NuGet, npm, Maven, Python, or Docker packages in Azure Artifacts, you need… [ Read More ]

Migrating and Integrating Artifact Repositories with Azure DevOps Migrating and integrating artifact repositories into Azure DevOps is a key aspect of streamlining the CI/CD process. Azure DevOps provides tools like Azure Artifacts to manage packages and artifacts effectively, but it also integrates with external artifact… [ Read More ]

Describing Artifact and identifying the available Repositories for Artifacts in Azure DevOps In DevOps, an artifact refers to any file or collection of files that are produced or generated during the software development and deployment process. Artifacts are often outputs of the build process, such… [ Read More ]

Hands-on Demo – Creating, Pushing and Updation Package feed in Azure DevOps In this demo, we will cover the following actions related to Azure Artifacts: What are Feeds in Azure Artifacts? Controlling Access to Feeds Creating a Package Feed Pushing a Package to Azure Artifacts… [ Read More ]