Enabled anonymous access by checking off Organization settings > Pipeline > Settings > Disable anonymous access to badges
Any badge we copy to display the pipeline build status display as the following: https://i.stack.imgur.com/HcBMb.png
I discover that users authenticated to the Azure DevOps environment have access to the badge and non-authenticated users (incognito browser) do not. Enabling the following setting doesn't change this situation:
- Organization settings > Policies > External guest access
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Is it possible to hide:
board names in dropdowns in the Boards menu
folder name is the Pipelines menu
the Project settings page
from users of a given user group in Azure DevOps?
Boards menu dropdown
Pipelines menu folders
I can hide the pipelines and work items but not the pipeline folders and board names in the dropdowns.
I added one user in the readers group to access the Azure DevOps project, the user was able to view the boards and the Work items like below but was unable to edit it due to reader role :-
Now, I visited the Project Settings with my Admin Account > Boards > Team configuration > Areas > Security > View work items in this node > Deny
Now, When I route back to my user who's added to Readers group > The Work Items in Boards are not visible like below:-
To Deny access to Pipelines, Refer the following setting below:-
Go to Pipelines > three dots > Manage security> Deny > View Build pipeline and View builds like below:-
The Pipeline folder is not visible to the user like below:-
References:-
permissions - Azure DevOps deny access to Pipelines - Stack Overflow by Shamrai Aleksander
How to restrict work item visibility/access to the team only in Azure DevOps | by Zaniar | Medium By zaniar
My organization has decreed that an organization level policy (IP restriction) to be applied upon a group that contains all users who are part of our GCP organization.
What we have :
A group all-org-users-to-whitelist
An access-level policy that lists all the authorized IPs that can interact with our organization Force_IP_Restriction_ACL_Org
On the console, I can go to Security > BeyondCorp > Select project > Select Org > Manage access for cloud console & APIs > +Add, and I get this set-up form
How do I achieve the same thing with terraform?
I’m trying to queue Azure DevOps pipeline from Azure Logic App. When I create workflow, the connection is configured correctly without any issue. However, the project dropdown list is unable to populate team project and same as build definition id dropdown list. The organization dropdown list is populated correctly. I do have team project administrator to the team project, and do have logic app contributor. I'm also able to get list of team project from this organization using REST-API. Here is an error I got:
Could not retrieve values. Error code: ‘Unauthorized’, Message: ‘TF400813: The user ‘573f1013-71ca-6a2f-ac35-ba1bef678b59’ is not authorized to access this resource.
Azure DevOps ActivityId: 0ba5ef8c-4ac4-4810-bf92-7835ca5bf444
Details: TF400813: The user ‘573f1013-71ca-6a2f-ac35-ba1bef678b59’ is not authorized to access this resource.
clientRequestId: eae306a3-f638-424b-96e5-579a70c9dcf7’. More diagnostic information: x-ms-client-request-id is ‘F6A975D5-74AA-41E3-9DCA-70A508139387’.
Error code: ‘Unauthorized’, Message: ‘TF400813: The user ‘573f1013-71ca-6a2f-ac35-ba1bef678b59’ is not authorized to access this resource. Azure DevOps ActivityId: 0ba5ef8c-4ac4-4810-bf92-7835ca5bf444
According to the error message, it may be that the account you logged in in the Queue a build action selected the wrong domain (AAD directory).
You can try the following steps to sign in the account again in the queue a build action.
Here are the steps:
Step1: Navigate to this user Profile URL: https://aex.dev.azure.com/me?mkt=zh-CN&campaign=o~msft~old~vsts~profile
Then you could select the correct AAD directory.
Step2: Sign in your account to Azure DevOps in Azure Logic App again.
You need to check if the domain is correct.
My Azure hosted Web Site has the following configuration (see image).
So I believe I have enabled HTTP/2.
However, when I access it from Edge/Chrome and in the Development options choose "Report". I get (see image):
IGNORE the "localhost" bit. I took the screen capture from my local copy, but I get the same when I run the report on my Azure version of the site.
Why is it saying http/1.1?
Double check in the resource explorer if http2enabled is set to true. Go to:
Subscription > Resource Group > your site name > Providers > Microsoft.Web > sites > your site name > config > web
then select PUT
source: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-http-2-support-in-azure-app-service/
What login credentials do I use to connect to the FTP site that is listed on the dashboard of my Azure?
I tried using the same credentials I use to log into Azure, but this failed.
In the current Azure portal the deployment credentials can be set by going to App Services → select the relevant app service item → in the Deployment section → Deployment Center → FTP → Dashboard. You can either chose to use the preprovided App Credentials or assign User Credentials.
In the previous generation Azure portal the deployment credentials can be set up by going to WEB APPS → select relevant item → DASHBOARD → Reset your deployment credentials.
Make sure you're specifying siteName\userName as your login name. The site name portion is required!
The default directory for the web content is \site\wwwroot which can be set as the initial directory for many FTP clients.
If you want use the default value you need to download the publish profile in your dashboard for your site:
[UPDATE for the new Azure UI]
It will be an XML file. Open it and find your credentials. Sample:
<publishProfile
profileName="nameofyoursite - FTP"
publishMethod="FTP"
publishUrl="ftp://waws-prod-blu-001.ftp.azurewebsites.windows.net/site/wwwroot"
ftpPassiveMode="True"
userName="nameofyoursite\$nameofyoursite"
userPWD="sOmeCrYPTicL00kIngStr1nG"
destinationAppUrl="http://nameofyoursite.azurewebsites.net"
SQLServerDBConnectionString=""
mySQLDBConnectionString=""
hostingProviderForumLink=""
controlPanelLink="http://windows.azure.com">
<databases/>
</publishProfile>
Where your credentials:
publishUrl="ftp://waws-prod-blu-001.ftp.azurewebsites.windows.net/site/wwwroot"
userName="nameofyoursite$nameofyoursite"
userPWD="sOmeCrYPTicL00kIngStr1nG"
Source: Azure Web Sites FTP credentials
Connection from command line on OS X:
Console client:
ftp ftp://nameofyoursite:sOmeCrYPTicL00kIngStr1nG#waws-prod-blu-001.ftp.azurewebsites.windows.net/
Mount from the console:
mkdir /Users/<YOUR_USER>/FTP_AZURE
mount_ftp nameofyoursite:sOmeCrYPTicL00kIngStr1nG#waws-prod-blu-001.ftp.azurewebsites.windows.net/ /Users/<YOUR_USER>/FTP_AZURE
cd /Users/<YOUR_USER>/FTP_AZURE
Open for editing in Vim:
vim ftp://nameofyoursite#waws-prod-blu-001.ftp.azurewebsites.windows.ne//site/wwwroot/
Note the user name here: nameofyoursite, not nameofyoursite$nameofyoursite
To be complete, you can FTP using two different credentials:
It is already mentioned by #0x8BADF00D. If you downloaded the 'publish profile', you can see the automatically generated credentials for each site.
In short, if x=your website name, then username=x\$x and the password is a long system generated string
Obviously, this is not meant for a human user...at least I cannot easily remember a 20+ character random string...
There is a more user friendly way. You can set a username and password in Azure portal
However, "deployment user name" is directly tied to a Microsoft account. It is the same for all your web applications. In order to use it to ftp into different web applications, you need to add a prefix.
Here, my username is "blabla", and my website name is "test" ==> my FTP username is thus "test\blabla" (mind the backslash on Windows) followed by the password I set on Azure portal (no modification required):
Here are the references from Azure:
Why there are two credentials for FTP
How to log in with the user friendly credential
In the Azure portal (end of 2018):
Go to your app
In the left pane, select Deployment Center
In the middle pane, select FTP
Click view dashboard, and there you have your ftps connection url, username and password.
You must enable FTP/S on your web app to actually be able to connect! This is done under Application Settings -> FTP Access in the Azure portal
These two blades give all the required information to connect via FTP.
App Service > Settings > Properties
App Service > Deployment > Deployment Center > Deployment Credentials