DevOps support for TFS driven teams using TFS Build and Deploying to Azure.

Although not it's primary purpose, it also contains a solution with a module for deployment commandlets that facilitate CRM deployments.

• Deploys Azure Cloud Services in parallel.
• Supports VIP swaps during deployment and supports the deletion of the staging deployment after swapping.
• Can apply WAD definitions automatically to deployments, even if there's no deployment present.

Provisions PaaS resources on the fly based on a system spec defined in an EntityFramework database, a system configuration and a development branch.

The idea is to automate PaaS provisioning during common development activities like branching in order to facilitate the creation of continuous deployment release pipelines.

Works for:

• Azure Cloud Services (supports provisioning of ReservedIPs)
• Azure SQL Databases (supports adding database users during provisioning)
• Azure Storage Containers (creates specific access keys during provisioning)
• Azure Service Bus namespaces
• Azure Web Apps

Re-creates a CRM organisation. If it previously exists, before recreating it will:

• Disable the Organisation
• Delete the Organisation
• Delete the Organisation database in the SQL server

These are Roslyn analyzers that focus on problems that code creates for DevOps teams. They are not in any way best coding practices.

This analyzer tests two things in the same pass:

• That the assembly only contains references to a single packages folder.
• That all references in the assembly only contain a unique version in the packages folder.