Audit and Consulting of Information Systems and Business Processes
When integrating back end systems we very often would like our build server to run integration tests against our test evironments. The problem is that we do not want to hard code any connection uris (or even worse credentials) into our unit and integration tests. As we are using TeamCity as our build server (again […]
We started using strong names for some of our assemblies. Strong named assemblies are assemblies, that get digitally signed with a strong name key to ensure its uniqueness (i.e. in GAC). A strong name consists of the assembly’s identity, culture information (optional), version number plus a public key and a digital signature. As we did […]
Hi I’m Steven Pilatschek, apprentice of the d-fens GmbH. I started my apprenticeship in August 2015. The first year of my apprenticeship I participated a program in a training center. Since August 2016 I’m working at d-fens. Introduction As a first task I had to extend the existing build configurations of our PowerShell modules on […]
At d-fens we usually use JetBrains TeamCity as a build server. Because one of our customers uses Jenkins as build server I had the chance to set up a build job for one of our C#/.NET projects on Jenkins. The project I mentioned is a C#/.NET Web Application built with Visual Studio 2013. For testing […]
Instead of entering the username and password for every VCS root registered on JetBrains TeamCity it’s better to register an SSH Key for the communication with the VCS (Version Control System). To enable communication between VCS and JetBrains TeamCity 9.1 first a SSH key has to be created. Create a SSH key A manual for […]
Todays blog post shows how to set up a build configuration on a JetBrains TeamCity 9.1 server that creates and publishes a NuGet package of a C#/.NET-Project. Build Configuration Setup The build configuration will be responsible to create (pack) a NuGet-package out of the specified dll files and publish it to NuGet.org. To show the […]
We decided setting up TeamCity 9.1 for d-fens GmbH on an Amazon EC2 micro instance. Because the server will be accessible from the internet I had to configure TeamCity using HTTPS. First the security group of the EC2 instance had to be adjusted to only allow HTTPS and RDP connections (HTTPS from anywhere, RDP only […]
In one of my last posts I wrote about setting up a C# build job on JetBrains TeamCity 9. Today I’ll show you how to set up a java build job for building and releasing a maven artifact. The activiti wrapper will be used as an example project. It’s a maven project that will be […]
Hi, this is Marc Rufer from d-fens GmbH. I started working at d-fens as a Software Engineer this week. I already wrote some posts and I’ll continue sharing information about my work on this blog. Introduction In todays blog post I’ll explain step by step how to set up a build configuration for a PowerShell-Project […]
Prerequisites The following requirements have to be met for creating a build job for a C# project. Running TeamCity instance (Setup manual can be found here) MS Build Tools have to be installed on the host (download) MS Test Tools have to be installed on the host (download) Important: Restart the build agent after the […]
