Tag Archives: Powershell

Creating YAML Templates for Flyway CLI in Azure DevOps

November 7, 2024 by Wes MacDonald 0 Comments


I was lucky enough to work on a project recently. They chose to use Redgate Flyway Enterprise instead of Redgate SQL Change Automation which was quite exciting. Their goal was to deploy database changes to Azure SQL where they had several different environments (dev, test, staging and production). Redgate Flyway is available in three (3) […]

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Delete your resource groups in parallel using the az group command

July 7, 2019 by Wes MacDonald 0 Comments


Donovan Brown posted a How to on this earlier this year, I wanted to see if it was possible to do it using the az group command.  This is what I finally came up with. I downloaded and installed the latest PowerShell Core for Windows from GitHub releases.  I picked the latest preview V7.0.0-preview.1 release […]

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Using Friendly DNS Names in Visual Studio 2010 Lab Management

June 27, 2012 by Wes MacDonald 2 Comments


If you’ve spent some time with Lab Management, specifically where you’ve leveraged Network Isolation you will have noticed the nice fully qualified domain names assigned to the external network adapter identified in the diagram below as “Computer name:”. If you want to create easier to remember names for your VMs you could create some CNAMEs in your […]

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Lab Management, Team Foundation Server
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