In my previous article, “DevOps: Automating Release Tags”, I shared how we automated version tagging and release creation using GitHub Actions. While that solution worked well, the release notes ge...
As a DevOps professional whose primary expertise lies in infrastructure, automation, and operational excellence rather than frontend development, I’ve always faced a persistent challenge: creating ...
Welcome to the fourth instalment of our DevOps and Azure Policy series! In our previous post, we explored how to manage policy exemptions using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and CI/CD pipelines. Tod...
As a busy professional, I found myself in a familiar situation, needing to deliver a major enhancement to an internal solution while managing my regular day-to-day responsibilities. The challenge w...
Agentic DevOps promises AI agents that understand requirements, write code, and manage workflows. GitHub Copilot Coding Agent is the next step. The enterprise question isn’t ‘can AI help?’, it’s ‘c...
The rapid adoption of AI-powered development tools has fundamentally changed how organisations approach software delivery. As teams increasingly rely on Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to enha...
The evolution of DevOps continues to accelerate, and we’re now entering the era of Agentic DevOps where AI agents don’t just assist with code completion, but actively participate in the entire deve...
As we venture deeper into 2025, GitHub Copilot has evolved far beyond a simple code completion tool. The introduction of prompt files, custom instructions, and custom chat modes has transformed it ...
Welcome to the third instalment of our DevOps and Azure Policy series! In our previous post, we explored how to create and deploy custom policy definitions using Bicep and CI/CD pipelines. Today, w...
Recently, I was tasked with developing a consistent strategy for managing releases and tags in a GitHub repository that had grown organically without any version tracking system. The repository had...