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Weekend project: A reusable deployment pipeline defined in C# that can take any aspire project and deploy it to a VM with ssh and docker. - Use of C# >>>> Shell scripts interleaved in YAML 🤮. - The pipeline code that runs over a model. This same code can... show more

David Fowler

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Dr Shawn P Cicoria1 year ago

when can we see "edge" ready :) @dwhiteindetroit

David White (MSFT)1 year ago

@ShawnCicoria what you and I talked about 😀

Kijana Woodard1 year ago

Oh wow. This covers the same use case as Kamal from 37 signals.

The Dotnet Dad1 year ago

I did something like this pre-Aspire era to automate pipeline creation for new services. Previously my team was carefully following a multi page word document.

Tibold Kandrai1 year ago

I’m curious, why are we skipping the packaging? This pipeline is not something we could use as we prepare versioned container images and helm chart for our service. Deployment is part of our CI pipeline, however it’s a step that runs multiple times with testing in between.

David Fowler1 year ago

This is "interactive deployment" it does a few things: - Lets me test things out before I make it part of my pipeline. - It removes any dependency on external infrastructure for hobbyist scenarios This is not for enterprise deployment. At least I hope you're not deploying this way...

Obsessive-Compulsive Coder1 year ago

Really love the work you’re doing, keep up the good work!

Jonathan Jørgensen 💙💛1 year ago

Stopping existing containers => downtime...

Kristóf Szabó1 year ago

Kinda off topic, but: is it possible to create an Azure Function with the new file scoped project type? And is there a way to connect to localDB from such project? AFAIK this needs a .csproj file.

David Fowler1 year ago

It will be.

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