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Followed this video to edit the pre-made yaml file to add a staging environment. However, I'm unable to add the environment key as is shown in this video @ 3:40 . The YAML editor on Azure doesn't recognize the environment key and shows a yellow squiggly line under it and fails validation as well. Therefore, I'm not able to point this pipeline to the Staging and Production environments I created as per this video. I do get the named preview as staging (due to deployment_environment set to staging) but since I added steps to deploy to production as well in the yaml, and since this doesn't point to the newly created Production environment, I don't get asked any approvals and deployment to production happens immediately after deployment to staging.

what about different triggers like a servicebus message?

Can i use github actions to do multi staging too?

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I think that running deployments from a build pipeline is not a good practice. You have shown how to tightly couple a build with deployment to one specific environment. This coupling has many problems - just imagine that your organization has 30 test environments and various test teams want to upgrade and downgrade their environments at will at the time of their choosing and you should start seeing problems with your approach. I think a better architecture is when the build is only responsible for creating a properly versioned artifact that can be copied around and deployed to any environment. IMHO deployments are better done from the release pipelines, separately from builds.

thank you

So I can't create a serverless function using purely golang?

Great video Anthony! I have a question, I'm still learning about CI/CD, I've been developing a django web app (locally) in python and i used playwright for the first time. Is it possible to automate playwright tests on azuredevops without deploying? Sorry for the naive question

Ah, almost perfect. I wish you covered authLevel and work through the azure portal on different keys, and which one to use.

The quality of this video 🤩👏👏👏

This is an amazing feature! It simplifies the way of deploying apps tremendously

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Very useful, thanks! Don't you know by chance what's up with poco binding? It was working fine previously, but doesn't seem to work with .net 5

Awesome video, thanks alot!

Did someone try to deploy this to Azure? I see everything works locally, same as mine, but when I deploy it to Azure - nothing works

A1 content, keep it up! Did you check Promosm? It’s the best way to promote your channel.

MASTERPIECE!!!

Really elegant and effective solution. Keep up the good work!

Amazing video bro <3

hello Anthony, maybe signalR snake tutorial? we (subscribers) would appreciate this much

Amazing video! Pls make multiplayer snake with SignalR!

Is there a way to implement exception filter or exception Middleware in azure functions with Net5. I'm not able to find httpcontext objects to form the response based on different exception. If any advice is there, kindly share

Awesome video, new sub. Would love to see an example that leverages read/writing with blob stores and using keyvault sectrets.

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Great video Anthony. I have one question, Do we lose any performance when writing azure functions using a custom handler using GO ? When compared to other languages like Nodejs which has first-class integrated support

Really nice demo on the new out-of-process .net 5 on Azure Functions, thanks! :)

Cool video man, make sure to tell bill gates to support natively soon too. For now this is awesome

Excellent introduction to custom handlers!

Great content. Thanks for sharing

Hi Anthony, Incredible first video! Very well explained.

Hi Anthony, great content and perfect starting point for using custom handlers in Azure Functions. I especially liked the additional hints and tricks you presented. In case somebody wants to open up the code in parallel while watching or cross-check when coding along, you might find my GitHub repo helpful: github.com/lechnerc77/follow_along_func_custom_handlers. The single steps are available in separate branches

Good job, really cool concept and it works well too.

thank you very much <3 ps: not everything still up to date, but with few modifications everything works okay ps: I would pay for an authentication tutorial using big 3rd party identity providers like MS, G, GitHub, etc

Awesome! I did this on Firebase and love azure's implementation of serverless architechture

Anthony just want to say thanks for your clear and concise examples they really helped out a lot!!