Tag Archives: Visual Studio

Creating an ARM Resource Group Visual Studio Project

[Cross-Post with ALMRocks.com] I’ve had several people tell me that they like the types of posts I used to make a long time ago, where I would just start working with a technology I might not know well, and document my successes and failures in trying to conquer that tech. I’ve decided to dive into […]

This entry was posted in Azure, DevOps and tagged ALM, ARM, Visual Studio on May 2, 2016 by Mickey Gousset.

Error on Starting SMA Runbook from Third Party System

We’ve trying to use the SMA Web Service to start SMA runbooks from another system. There is good sample of code for this and we’ve managed to get it working. Unfortunately when we’ve started to start more runbooks some of them were failing with the following error: Exception The values provided for the root activity’s […]

This entry was posted in Blog, Powershell, Service Mgmt Automation (SMA), Windows Azure Pack and tagged Automation, Azure Pack, c#, code, error, powershell, SCSMA, System Center, System Center 2012 R2, System Center Service Management Automation, troubleshoot, Visual Studio, WAP, WAPack, Window Azure Pack on December 2, 2014 by Stanislav Zhelyazkov.

Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition

Nowadays, Visual Studio is definitely one of my top 5 most-used applications. I have also started using Visual Studio Online to store source codes few months ago. I have started migrating my management packs and PowerShell scripts into Visual Studio Online, and connect Visual Studio to my Visual Studio Online repository. Microsoft has released a […]

This entry was posted in DevOps and tagged Visual Studio, VSAE on November 17, 2014 by Tao Yang.

VSAE – Go To Definition

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For the past couple of months I have been using the Visual Studio Authoring Extensions quite extensively to build management packs for System Center, so I thought I would share some of what I have learnt, and I am starting with “Go To Definition”. Now, for experienced users of Visual Studio this will be nothing […]

This entry was posted in MP Development, Operations Manager and tagged Authoring, Authoring Extensions, Management Packs, MP Authoring, Visual Studio, VSAE on February 21, 2013 by David Allen.