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It's been a while, but I'm following up because we still have the same need. Here's the scenario on why we need the "cloud - on-prem" scenario. We have existing projects in Azure DevOps Server (on-premise). We want to migrate to Azure DevOps Services (cloud) and once done, minimize the change to any of the projects, which currently use SCA. The one change we do want to make after migration, is switch to using the Azure DevOps Hosted agent (cloud) and not our self-hosted (on-premise) while still building/deploying to on-premise databases so we no longer need to maintain our on-premise build server(s). I know the last Redgate response is that it is tricky, but I'd like to work through it and understand what it takes and the feasibility of it. I think it is a "line of sight" issue with the Hosted agent (cloud) not being able to "see" the on-premise dbs, but I'm fine with me having to configure firewalls/ports/etc. to get this to work. Is it possible to explain my options or the best way to do this? / comments
It's been a while, but I'm following up because we still have the same need. Here's the scenario on why we need the "cloud - on-prem" scenario. We have existing projects in Azure DevOps Server (on-...
@DanC - yes, I am referring to Azure DevOps here (https://dev.azure.com/) - Service (cloud) specifically, not Server (an on-prem server). @EricLamontagne is pointing out the crux of my question. His build agents are hosted on premise. I'm trying to use a Azure hosted agent in the cloud. I'm just trying to understand...is it enough to include the RedGate build and release extensions in my Azure DevOps project and they are used by the Azure hosted agent, i.e., nothing "special" needs to be done beyond that for SCA to work on an Azure hosted build agent? / comments
@DanC - yes, I am referring to Azure DevOps here (https://dev.azure.com/) - Service (cloud) specifically, not Server (an on-prem server). @EricLamontagne is pointing out the crux of my question. Hi...
@DanC - yes, I am referring to Azure DevOps here (https://dev.azure.com/) - Service (cloud) specifically, not Server (an on-prem server). @EricLamontagne is pointing out the crux of my question. His build agents are hosted on premise. I'm trying to use a Azure hosted agent in the cloud. I'm just trying to understand...is it enough to include the RedGate build and release extensions in my Azure DevOps project and they are used by the Azure hosted agent, i.e., nothing "special" needs to be done beyond that for SCA to work on an Azure hosted build agent? / comments
@DanC - yes, I am referring to Azure DevOps here (https://dev.azure.com/) - Service (cloud) specifically, not Server (an on-prem server). @EricLamontagne is pointing out the crux of my question. Hi...
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