I have 2 solutions 1 for the web and 1 for API. I am trying to create a CICD pipeline in azre devOps. I have a docker image created for both solutions and placed in the azure container registry in the CI. Now, what should I do to pull and push the image to the ..
Category : azure-devops
I’ve got an Azure DevOps pipeline that builds and pushes docker images to an AWS ECS Repository using SemVer tags. E.g. 1.0.0, 1.0.1, etc. Can someone tell me how I can automate a next stage in my pipeline to deploy the version that was just built? e.g. the stage should update my ECS Task Definition ..
I set up a self-hosted ADO agent which runs inside a container. When I tried to transfer my existing docker-compose build from the Microsoft agent pool to my own self hosted agent, the docker-compose fails to mount the volume. I receive errors saying that I cannot create directories since the file system is read-only. ADO ..
Is it possible to build docker images with docker compose task in azure DevOps pipelines and give in specific name ? because the names i get to the images is the $(Build.Repository.Name) only . What I Tried : steps: – task: [email protected] inputs: containerregistrytype: ‘Container Registry’ dockerRegistryEndpoint: ‘Docker_Hub’ dockerComposeFile: ‘**/docker-compose.yml’ qualifyImageNames: false action: ‘Run a ..
Is it possible to build docker images with Docker compose task in Azure Devops pipelines and give it a specific name? Because the names I get to the images look like $(Build.Repository.Name) only. What I tried: steps: – task: [email protected] inputs: containerregistrytype: ‘Container Registry’ dockerRegistryEndpoint: ‘Docker_Hub’ dockerComposeFile: ‘**/docker-compose.yml’ qualifyImageNames: false action: ‘Run a Docker Compose ..
I have created a Azure devops Pipeline to build and puch docker image for a Golang API. If I do the "go build" in dockerfile it works but I want to build go project in separate task and then create a docker container separately. The container is created but when I run the conatiner I ..
I have a project that contains private libraries available on Azure Devops. I have a Dockerfile in place to build my project When the npm install command starts I get the following error: 400 Bad Request – GET https://myOrganisation.pkgs.visualstudio.com/myproject/_packaging/myFeed/npm/registry/:_authToken=[TOKEN_BAASE_64]/@project%2fmy-lib My .npmrc file : unsafe-perm=true package-lock=false @project:registry=https://myOrganisation.pkgs.visualstudio.com/myproject/_packaging/myFeed/npm/registry/:_authToken=${NPM_TOKEN} always-auth=true Source: Dockerfile..
My Azure DevOps pipeline needs azureps and sqlpackage in order to run. I am using private ubuntu 18.04 build agent. I am unable to satisfy these two requirements. I started with installing Azure Powershell adding definition in Dockerfile: RUN wget -q https://packages.microsoft.com/config/ubuntu/18.04/packages-microsoft-prod.deb && dpkg -i packages-microsoft-prod.deb && apt-get update && add-apt-repository universe && apt-get install ..
I have a container registry which is only accessible through a private endpoint and resides in a virtual network, let’s say ‘Vnet’. The registry is not accessible through the public internet. And I have linked my Github Repo to the azure devops. What I am trying to do:- I am trying to create a pipeline ..
My goal is to execute Docker, from GitHub, on an Azure DevOps pipeline. Why does my code exit? Theories: I thought it exits because it fails to download torch-xla==1.8. I now suspect this fails due to a log limit?: #17 9.115 [output clipped, log limit 100KiB/s reached] How do you increase a log limit? Is ..
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