Category: Azure DevOps

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 ]

Introduction to Artifacts in Azure DevOps Azure Artifacts is a fully managed package management solution provided by Microsoft as part of Azure DevOps Services. It allows teams to host and share packages (such as libraries, frameworks, or application dependencies) in a secure and scalable manner.… [ Read More ]

Consuming Packages in Software Development with Azure DevOps Consuming packages involves integrating third-party libraries, frameworks, or tools into your application. This process typically involves downloading a package from a package source or repository (whether it's a public or private repository) and incorporating it into your… [ Read More ]

Exploring Self-Hosted and SaaS-Based Package Sources in Azure DevOps In modern software development, managing dependencies and packages efficiently is crucial. Organizations need a way to host, share, and consume packages securely and at scale. Package sources (repositories) can either be self-hosted or SaaS-based (Software-as-a-Service). Both… [ Read More ]

Exploring common Public Package Sources in Azure DevOps Exploring Common Public Package Sources Public package sources are centralized repositories where open-source packages are stored, shared, and made available for developers to use in their projects. These sources are an essential part of modern software development,… [ Read More ]

Exploring Package Feed Managers in Azure DevOps A Package Feed Manager is a system or tool designed to help manage, organize, and distribute software packages within a feed, ensuring that packages are correctly versioned, stored, and made available to developers for installation and usage. These… [ Read More ]

Understanding Package Feeds in Azure DevOps A package feed is a centralized repository where developers can publish, manage, and consume packages (such as libraries, tools, frameworks, and dependencies) for use in their software projects. Package feeds enable version control, dependency management, and easy distribution of… [ Read More ]