windows

Github Actions Workflow Env Vars

January 8, 2022  -   4 mins read time -   693 words -  garrardkitchen

github actions, linux, windows, syntax, self-hosted runner, environment variables, workflow, cicd

In my current role as Head of Cloud Platform, I am leading the technical effort of migrating our entire on-premise real-estate to Azure. Part of this mission, is to upgrade the runtimes of our applications, regardless of their current placement; IIS Web apps, Windows Services and Docker Swarm containers. I say “part of this mission” as another aspect of this migration is to create a new foundation for our platform - AKS. ...

Runtimes

January 8, 2022  -   5 mins read time -   992 words -  garrardkitchen

.net framework, .net core, .NET 6.0, .NET 3.1, end-fo-life support, linux, windows, syntax, self-hosted runner, cicd, microsoft fasttrak, code quality, image scanning, licensing, cve, nuget, npm

In my current role as Head of Cloud Platform, I am leading the technical effort of migrating our entire on-premise real-estate to Azure. Part of this mission, is to upgrade the runtimes of our applications, regardless of their current placement; IIS Web apps, Windows Services and Docker Swarm containers. I say “part of this mission” as another aspect of this migration is to create a new foundation for our platform - AKS. ...

Kubernetes on Windows

April 6, 2020  -   7 mins read time -   1467 words -  garrardkitchen

blogging, kubernetes, setup, windows, containers, pods, services, azure, aws, gcp

This post is a reminder to me of what needs to be installed in order for a pod, created from a local image, that is to be served up via a kubernetes cluster, to be run from your local development environment. What is Kubernetes and why is it so important? “Kubernetes is a portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containerized workloads and services, that facilitates both declarative configuration and automation. It has a large, rapidly growing ecosystem. ...