This post is about adding a widget to your Azure DevOps Dashboard showing the Dependency Track information on one or more of your projects.
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This post is about adding a widget to your Azure DevOps Dashboard showing the Dependency Track information on one or more of your projects.
What are we trying to accomplish? Azure runs a very decent Kubernetes service these days. I have used it as the main infrastructure in a couple of projects and am quite impressed. Impressed enough to even suggest it as the target platform for our largest projects π
Say you want to use an Azure DevOps pipeline to build your containerized app. This scenario is of course supported and you would leverage all the built-in stuff (built-in container image, default container tasks, hosted build agent, etc.). You can even choose between the UI or YAML to configure the build pipeline.