Continuous Integration withWindows Azure WebsitesJustin BeckwithProgram Manager4-002_STB28

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Review: Windows Azure Web SitesCI with Hosted TFSCD with CodePlex & GitHubBYO CI - Using Jenkins CICustom Deployment Scripts

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Windows Azure Web Sites provide a quick and easy way to get running in the cloud.

Bring your existing applicationsDeploy using Git, Web Deploy, or FTPSupports ASP.NET, PHP, and node.jsEasily use Storage, Caching, CDN, SQL Azure, Service Bus

Windows Azure Web Sites

Continuous Integration with Team Foundation Server

Hosted TFS in the cloudTons of new featuresBuild projects automaticallyRun unit tests Easily deploy to Windows Azure

Team Foundation Server

Continuous Deployment with CodePlex & GitHub

Use git to deployEasy to set upGreat for open source projects

CodePlex & GitHub

Use existing workflowsNon .NET technologiesBuild rich custom experiencesIn the cloud or on premise

Other options?

Johnny Halife

Jenkins & Windows Azure

Doing crazy stuff with custom deployment scripts

Logic to handle git pushPowerShell, C#, NodeCompile, Test, MinifyDo pretty much anything

Custom Deployment Scripts

Questions?

Review: Windows Azure Web SitesCI with Hosted TFSCI with CodePlex & GitHubBYO CI - Using Jenkins CICustom Deployment Scripts

https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/net/common-tasks/publishing-with-tfs/http://vishaljoshi.blogspot.com/2012/09/continuous-deployment-from-github-to.htmlhttps://github.com/projectkudu/kuduhttps://tfspreview.com/https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/overview/

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