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Microservices DevOps eBook changelog

Sumit Ghosh edited this page Aug 7, 2020 · 10 revisions

eBook: Containerized Docker Application Lifecycle with Microsoft Platform and Tools

Release 3.1 (2019-08-07)

Reference commit b3d6542 (PR #19798)

  • Updated all the references to .NET Core 3.1.
  • Updated cover page image.
  • Updated Visual Studio 2019 related images.
  • Updated Visual Studio Code(VS Code) related docker workflow
  • Updated Azure CLI command parameters for AKS creation.
  • Updated Azure CLI command parameters related to AKS deployment.
  • Updated images related to AKS deployment.
  • Fixed the following issues :
    • Broken image links.
    • Incorrect image numbering in chapter - 4
    • Broken Microsoft tools image.
    • Docker Desktop broken link.
    • Previous and Next Page broken link.

Release 2.2 (2019-04-25)

Reference commit 6541f0d2 (PR #12020)

  • Update to .NET Core 2.2 "wave" of technologies.
  • Add a simple Docker analogy for newcomers.
  • Update and extend the Docker terminology.
  • Add the reference to related Microsoft guides/e-books.
  • Add the section for challenges when using containers.
  • Re-brand from Visual Studio Team Services to Azure DevOps Services.
  • Re-brand Application Insights, Log Analytics and OMS to Azure Monitor.
  • Focus orchestrator references mainly to Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) and Azure Service Fabric.
  • Update Docker container state manage references to current/recommended features.
  • Add a section on getting started with Kubernetes.
  • Introduce Azure Dev Spaces.
  • Introduce Azure Service Fabric Mesh.
  • Add section about deploying to AKS.
  • Update references to new Docker Tools in Visual Studio.
  • Add section on Visual Studio Code (VS Code) and Docker extension for VS Code.
  • Update Docker image references to Microsoft Container Registry (MCR).
  • Update samples to using Azure DevOps.
  • Include section on creating Azure DevOps pipelines.
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