Mats Thell

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Great post. Thanks for sharing! Will try this approach on a customer case I have been working on.

I have to use Windows as my main OS for the company, but would like to use Linux docker containers for development tests in BC, so more or less the opposite. Are there any discussion around that ? (Running BC services on Linux) Know that MS is working on it, but dont have the latest on that topic

20250127 - Grabbing BC artifacts in your pipelines via an Azure Function and how all of this works If you have worked with BC containers, you probably know that Microsoft provides the required artifacts through PowerShell cmdlets. But there is a more elegant way: Through the BC artifact URL proxy, a simple HTTP request is enough and to make it even easier for your pipeline runs, there is now also an Azure DevOps extension utilizing the proxy. In this session, the creators Arthur and Tobias will show you how all of that works, how you can incorporate it in your pipeline and how development (with a devcontainer / Github Codespace) and operations (with a containerized Azure Function) are set up. BC Artifact Proxy Repository https://github.com/tfenster/bcartifacturl-proxy/ BC Artifact URL-Proxy DevOps Extension https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Arthurvdv.bcartifacturl-proxy Presenter: Arthur van der Vondervoort & Tobias Fenster Moderator: Bert Verneek Editing: Mats Thell Coordinator: Luc van Vugt 00:02:28 - Introduction Arthur and Tobias 00:04:14 - Agenda 00:04:34 - Why BCartifactUrl-Proxy 00:08:01 - How is the BCartifactURL-Procy Built? 00:08:59 - Demo: Quick view of the sources 00:15:48 - How does development work 00:16:29 - Demo: How does development work 00:20:54 - How it runs on azure 00:21:44 - Demo: Build and configuration in Azure 00:25:01 - Azure Devops 00:33:17 - Demo: Azure devops pipelines 00:35:41 - Azure devops extensions 00:37:59 - Demo: Quick view of the sources 00:43:38 - Azure devops extensions - lessons learned 00:45:27 - Q & A

👋Missed our exciting webinar yesterday with @arthurvdv.bsky.social and @tobiasfenster.io?📣

In the session they show how to obtain BC artifacts in your pipelines, how all of that works, how to incorporate it and how development & operations are set up.

Recording Link: bit.ly/4h7WnDw

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📣The first recording of 2025 is on YouTube📣
Did you miss yesterdays great session from @stefanmaron.com & @arthurvdv.bsky.social about the LinterCop and more great info?

The recording you can find here : bit.ly/4h1Ndb7
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Also thx to @lvanvugt.bsky.social & Mats Thell

Nice, thanks!

It depends on how the rest of your logic is implemented, I would have some data validation per document so if something breaks, it would just stop. Somewhere, you need to handle the integration part. Perhaps logic apps outside of BC?

I need to replace a drive myself, know the feeling.

We have built different mappings, mostly generic to temp records, and then some logic processing from those records to bc documents. Sales orders and so on. I have also created a factory codeunit to return an interface with functions, to parse a xml/json documents like next node/child object.

I know 🫣 to busy, to many things in my life at the moment. Promise I will be more noisy from here on 😁

Hi Natalie!
Long time now, been busy, are you good?

Hello world!