Nothing's better than a tool that helps you automatically accomplish a tedious chore, like creating thumbnails for all those pesky PDFs. Which is why it's great that Aaron's here today to show us how to automate that for the Umbraco Backoffice with three free packages and some helpful code.
In this follow-up to his series on Azure DevOps, Aaron shows us how to use DevOps to deploy to an FTP server or Web Deploy when you don't have the Azure agent available.
In the final part of his three-part series about running Umbraco on Azure, Aaron brings it all together, showing us how to create a release pipeline to publish the Umbraco artifact we made in part two onto the Azure Web App we made in part one.
In the second of a three-part series about running Umbraco on Azure, Aaron walks us through connecting our Umbraco repo to Azure DevOps and creating an artifact for deployment.
In the first of a three-part series about running Umbraco on Azure, Aaron walks us through the Azure services we need to run Umbraco, what they do, and why he thinks Azure is in most cases the better option over dedicated environments.
