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Has anyone here integrated JIRA with Azure DevOps
We are currently using Azure Pipelines for our deployment process and Azure Boards to track issues and tickets. However, our company recently decided to move the ticketing system to JIRA, and I have been tasked with integrating JIRA with Azure DevOps. If you have done something similar, I will appreciate any guidance, best practices, or things to watch out for.Guest accounts returning no repo when integrating with Azure Repos through Postman
Hello, I have a scenario I would like some guidance, at the company where I work we use the free Postman. Our project collaboration and organization tool is Azure Devops. In our teams there are people from other companies who join our projects through Azure Devops, as a guest account. With that, we observe that people who are not from the same organization as us, but who have access to our projects because they were invited, cannot connect to our Azure Repos through Postman, currently I have identified that only people who are not invited are who can connect and view our repositories that are in Azure Repos... People who are guests in our organization have the Basic + TestPlan profile Can you advise me on this behavior? User belonging to organization:
An automation and templating question with Azure Pipelines
Hello, we are working on a project where we have to automate resources across different environments. We are using Azure Pipelines What we have: An original environment where we would publish straight from the collaboration branch to workspace_publish. This env contains: - A Synapse workspace (Dedicated SQL Pool) - Azure Functions used in the Synapse pipelines through Linked Services and also one function that works as an API and should be callable always. - Blobstorage (StorageV2) - Key vault - Logic Apps (sending emails) - A environment deploy pipeline in DevOps. What we want: - An automated way of deploying the Synapse Workspace, Linked Services, Pipelines, Stored Procedures and tables from the dev environment to the others (qa, stage, prod) - Templating of connection strings, function URLs, linked services so that all connections work in each environment and any other interaction with resources outside Synapse. - Definition of the SQL Pool to run Stored Procedures - Database migration: If we create a table/column in dev how can we push it to prod without affecting the data? - Templating variables and resources in Azure Functions - Template permissions/access, specifically between Azure Functions and Database, Blob, How far we've gotten: Following this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7wsEh8Vr34 - We have tried to expose all the parameters that need templating using a template-parameters-definition.json file placed in the main branch of the repo (CICD-Test). - Then using override parameters in the Release pipeline in DevOps change the parameters to point at the correct resources for example: Changing the blobstorage connection string from AccountName=stgnkdwdatalakedev to AccountName=stgnkdwdatalakeqa How can we proceed with this? Since we do a lot of adhoc analysis in the DW and also with the live data coming from the event hub we require at least the dev and prod environments to be running.
AZ-900 exam free voucher Azure
Hello, I recently finished Azure Fundamentals (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/credentials/certifications/azure-fundamentals/?practice-assessment-type=certification) But I see, to take final exam and then claim certificate, it is needed to pay around $50-$90 based on region. So my question is, are there currently any absolutely free vouchers for that exam? -100% I have been looking for it for around month, still no clue. Please help, and best regards to You Microsoft Learners.
Slack Notifier for Pipeline Status Changes?
Hello, I see seven Slack-related extensions on the AzDO Marketplace, in various stages of maintenance and some with hard-to-discern feature differences. For now, I just want notifications when build status changes. For instance, I want notifications when: Build status goes from failure to success Build status goes from success to failure As far as I can tell, some of the Slack extensions on Marketplace just let you send a message but don't have any smarts surrounding state changes. What's my best bet? Thanks, JamieError VS403316 while using migration tool when migrating from ADO Server2022.0.1 to ADO Service
Dear Community i want to migrate a collection from Azure DevOps Server 2022.0.1 to Azure DevOps Services. When i use the official migration tool i have error VS403316 in the "validate" process. Official Microsoft description for this error is: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VS403316 Inconsistencies were detected in some Team Foundation version control (TFVC) files within your collection. VS403316: An inconsistency was detected in some TFVC files for this collection. The inconsistency needs to be corrected prior to running an import to Azure DevOps Services. Please reach out to https://aka.ms/AzureDevOpsImportSupport for assistance with addressing this issue. Work with Azure DevOps Services https://aka.ms/AzureDevOpsImportSupport. Open a support ticket and they'll work with you to resolve the error. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I opened a ticket with Microsoft Azure Support but i would like to know if anybody knows what kind of error this is because there is not much to find online. I was able to fix 8 errors with missing privileges already with the tool TfsSecurity.exe but about error VS403316 there is nothing to find. Does someone know what this error means and maybe fixed it already ?Implementing Zero-Trust Network Security for Azure Web Apps Using Private Endpoints
Author: Sai Min Thu, http://www.innomax.space, https://www.youtube.com/@SaiMinThuu, http://www.linkedin.com/in/saiminthuaws Date: 6.9.2025 Lab Objective: To demonstrate how to completely remove public internet access from an Azure App Service Web App and secure it within a private virtual network using Private Endpoints, adhering to a zero-trust network model. In today's threat landscape, the principle of "never trust, always verify" is paramount. While Azure Web Apps are publicly accessible by default, many enterprise scenarios require workloads to be isolated from the public internet to meet strict compliance and security requirements. This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough of configuring an Azure Web App to be accessible only through a private network connection via an Azure Private Endpoint. We will: Establish a foundational resource group and virtual network. Deploy a basic web application. Implement core security controls by creating a Private Endpoint and integrating with Private DNS. Enforce network isolation by applying access restrictions. Validate the security configuration. Documents Details:http:// https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ci17PsPCILbP8JVZMMLkjAolHK3pomgT-RE76InEkqA/edit?usp=sharing
