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13 February 2018
The AzureCAT Patterns & Practices team has published a new reference architecture for deploying and running a Jenkins Server in Azure.
31 January 2018
If you have been thinking about moving your Jenkins infrastructure to Azure, look no further. The Microsoft Jenkins Solution Template in Azure Marketplace makes it easy and fast for you to go from zero to hero.
20 November 2017
Scaling out by moving your build workload to Azure using Azure Container Agent.
30 August 2017
We are excited to debut our native Jenkins on Azure support for Kubernetes; make it easy for you to build using container agent and deploy a Kubernetes cluster in Azure Container Service. See you at Jenkins World 2017!
08 August 2017
I am excited to announce the new Jenkins plugin that provides support to deploy to Azure app service. Customers can now deploy to Windows and Linux Web App on Azure with ease.
29 June 2017
I am excited to announce the solution template for Jenkins in Azure Marketplace. Customers can now deploy and provision a fully configured Jenkins instance in minutes, and use Azure services anywhere across the globe.
01 September 2016
This post series will provide the latest updates and news for Visual Studio Team Services and will be a great way for Azure users to keep up-to-date with new features being released every three weeks.
10 August 2016
Learn more about the Visual Studio Team Services updates made in July 2016.
18 May 2016
As the Jenkins project and demand for Jenkins has grown, the project needs a more reliable, more secure, and more agile Linux platform on which to build the next generations of their content distribution network and Java-based tools.
22 October 2015
If you’re a Java developer who is building apps for the cloud, Azure has your back. Microsoft Azure has developed numerous resources just for Java developers who want to work with cloud-native applications, or just use cloud services from your on-premises applications.
