Deploy the application
Release reviewed application changes to your Azure environment.
We connect your AI development workflow with Azure CI/CD for one .NET web application. Using GitHub Actions and Bicep, we set up one Azure environment and separate application and infrastructure deployment pipelines, with joint testing, documentation and team training.
Your team sets out the goal and acceptance criteria in GitHub.
Codex implements the task, runs tests and opens a pull request.
Codex runs code and security reviews.
Your team reviews and approves the pull request before it is merged.
Release approved changes through the relevant deployment pipeline.
Provision cloud resources from code.
Release a new version of your application.
Release reviewed application changes to your Azure environment.
Create and update Azure resources using version-controlled infrastructure code.
Approving a pull request and approving a production release remain separate decisions for your team.
One AI development workflow, one Azure environment and two deployment pipelines using GitHub Actions and Bicep for your .NET web application. We set them up, try them out with your team and train you to keep using them.
Issue and pull request templates capture the goal, acceptance criteria and changes made. GitHub Issues trigger the agreed Codex workflow.
Architecture, coding conventions and AI instructions live in your repository, covering both application and infrastructure code.
We connect builds, tests and automated code and security reviews. Repository permissions and pull request rules enforce the agreed approvals.
We work through agreed sample tasks with you, all the way to application deployment. We also test the infrastructure pipeline with a change to the environment.
Your repository holds the templates, configuration and infrastructure code. Documentation covers everyday use, responsibilities and troubleshooting.
In a remote training session, your team practises writing tasks, reviewing changes, approving releases and using both deployment pipelines.
We set up hosting, a database, networking, access management, logging and technical alerts to suit your application. The infrastructure is defined in Bicep and has its own deployment pipeline.
GitHub Actions publishes new versions of your .NET web application through the CI/CD workflow we set up. Changes to Bicep files use a separate deployment pipeline for your Azure resources.
We set up an AI development workflow, one Azure environment and separate deployment pipelines for your .NET web application and its infrastructure. We test the workflow together and show your team how to run it.
A workflow using GitHub and Codex, with suitable templates and project rules.
Builds, tests and automated code and security reviews, with approvals kept with your team.
Hosting, a database, networking, access management, logging and technical alerts, defined in Bicep in your repository.
Deploy application code and infrastructure separately; merge and production release remain separate decisions.
Work through agreed sample tasks to application deployment and try out an infrastructure change.
Configuration and guidance in your repository, plus remote training for independent use.

Dawid Troska · 30 min · Microsoft Teams
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In a 30-minute call, we walk through the path from a development task to releasing your .NET web application. We agree the next steps for the workflow, Azure environment and separate deployment pipelines; an idea or an existing application is enough to start.