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Blog Series - Creating and Deploying a Static Website with Azure DevOps Pipelines
Part II - Creating a Web App in Azure
Part III - Creating a Build With Azure DevOps Pipelines
Part IV - Creating a Release with Azure DevOps Pipelines
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Recent Posts
Controlling Naming in Microsoft Teams
Nailing Your Naming Convention with Azure Policy
Using Tags in Azure
How to connect to Microsoft GraphAPI with PowerShell
Dealing with Long Paths in PowerShell
What is Windows Sandbox?
Blog Series - Creating and Deploying a Static Website with Azure DevOps Pipelines
Part II - Creating a Web App in Azure
Part III - Creating a Build With Azure DevOps Pipelines
Part IV - Creating a Release with Azure DevOps Pipelines
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