Last week, Microsoft announced their CI/CD solution name change from Visual Studio Team Services to Azure DevOps. Let's face it, most Java developers cringe and run when they see the term "Visual Studio" with the misconception that the tool will be for .NET users only. I have to confess; I was one of those guilty Java developers until I discovered that it is actually a powerful solution for any language or platform to utilize during project release cycles. The Azure DevOps service offers several features for such as adding team members, Kanban boards, Repo options, Build/Release Pipelines, Test Plans, Build Artifacts (e.g. Maven) and much more. It also integrates with your favorite tools like Eclipse, IntelliJ, Jenkins or Chef. For microservices, Java developers will be happy to know that it supports container build services like Docker, Kubernetes, Cloud Foundry etc.


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