I am using Azure DevOps pipeline to run some jobs. This pipeline has been created using YML.
As I am calling to Azure data factory pipeline using my DevOps pipeline, so if a user manually cancell DevOps pipeline, in that case my Azure Data Factory still in running mode which should ideally not happened.
Is there a way to stop my azure data factory pipeline autmatically whenever there is cancellation of Azure DevOps pipeline from UI?
As a workaround, We could add task power shell task and set the custom condition canceled(), this task will only run if you cancel the build.
Then add power shell script to call the API to cancel the Azure Data Factory pipeline.
POST https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.DataFactory/factories/{factoryName}/pipelineruns/{runId}/cancel?api-version=2018-06-01
Also, we could do this via webhook, you could also check this blog and update the json.
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I am using Azure DevOps to implement CI/CD for one of the project.
I have implemented manual approval in the production deployment job/pipelines.
There were 22 pipelines so interested in approving all the pipelines.
I made progress on this ..the below script(Powershell) display the pipelines and builds information.
But I am unable to achieve the end goal.
I have pipeline and I deployed azure functions from it and I want to disable the pipeline for few days and reenable when I use it
Not only azure functions you can create any pipeline, but you can also disable and re enable it whenever required
Under pipeline settings you can find the options of deleting the pipeline
I would like to call an Azure Pipeline API from within a stage of a Pipeline. Specifically to get the status of one pipeline from another so that a job can be forced to wait until the other pipeline is not busy.
I can call the API with a PAT locally. I am just not sure of the best way of passing auth from within the pipeline. Does the agent have some kind of built in auth mechanism with devops apis? Does the agent itself need a PAT and if so what's the best way of providing it one?
The System.AccessToken as detailed here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/build/variables?view=azure-devops&tabs=yaml was whart I required to call pipeline apis.
I am looking for some best practices and suggestions:
My team is creating an Azure DevOps pipeline to deploy a complex infrastructure of VNets, VMs, Azure ML workspaces, SQL databases, etc.
The pipeline uses Terraform where possible, but Powershell or AZ CLI where needed.
The pipeline works, it is version controlled, it has proper unit tests and integration tests (or at least decent ones).
However, due to the instability of Azure resourcing sometimes the pipeline will fail because, for instance:
SQL server provisioning fails
AD join of VMs fails
or other activities which are not due to bad Infra as Code, but rather the stochasticity of the task. Provisioning resources is inherently unstable, similar to networking, etc.
I am not complaining about Azure. I am just asking:
How can I adjust the IaC pipeline so that when Azure fails occur, some sort of retry can automatically be triggered?
As a concrete example, is there an Azure or Terraform equivalent to Python's tenacity package or Java's Spring Retry?
How can I adjust the IaC pipeline so that when Azure fails occur, some sort of retry can automatically be triggered?
You could try to use Trigger Azure DevOps Pipeline task to trigger current build pipeline automatically when the build failed.
To be able to use the extension an Azure DevOps API endpoint needs to be created.
For the service connection to work as it should you need to configure the following parameters:
Organization Url: The URL of the organization.
(https://dev.azure.com/[organization])
Personal Access Token: The personal access token.
Besides, we need to set the condition for this task, which will trigger the current pipeline Only when a previous task has failed:
Let's assume that we have 3 different container registries. Is there any available azure devops jobs/tasks that can provide a way to trigger my build pipeline when a new image is pushed on any of these 3 registries?
I have some insights with MS Flow but i want to limit the scope on azure devops.
Find a way or recommendation to trigger the build pipeline using devops jobs/tasks.
You can create in Azure Container Registry a web hook that trigger the build in Azure DevOps when new image pushed.
For this you need to write a service with Web API that handle the API Post calls. the ACR web hook send a Post call to the service when new image is pushed.
In the service you trigger the Azure DevOps build pipeline using the Azure DevOps .Net Libraries (if the service is in C#) or with Azure DevOps Rest API.
How to create ACR Web Hook? find here.
How to trigger build pipeline from code? find here.
you can have releases triggered with new images in the docker hub (reading). I dont think the same can be done for builds. You can create a release that would get triggered on the new image and that release would talk to the API to trigger the build.