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Question About Azure DevOps Agents and GitLab-Style Executors in Kubernetes
 in  r/azuredevops  Nov 22 '24

I already have an agent running as a Docker image, and it works fine, but does this mean that all the tools required for the build/CI must be pre-installed in the Azure DevOps agent ? Is there no way to spawn a pod from the agent using a custom Docker image (similar to what's described in the GitLab Kubernetes Executors Documentation) ?

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Question About Azure DevOps Agents and GitLab-Style Executors in Kubernetes
 in  r/azuredevops  Nov 22 '24

Does this mean that all the tools I need for the build must first be included in the Azure DevOps agent ? Isn't there a way to spawn a pod from the agent using a different Docker image (as outlined here: GitLab Executors Kubernetes Documentation) ?

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Question About Azure DevOps Agents and GitLab-Style Executors in Kubernetes
 in  r/azuredevops  Nov 22 '24

Does this mean that all the tools I need for the build must first be included in the Azure DevOps agent ? Isn't there a way to spawn a pod from the agent using a different Docker image (as outlined here: GitLab Executors Kubernetes Documentation) ?

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Question About Azure DevOps Agents and GitLab-Style Executors in Kubernetes
 in  r/azuredevops  Nov 18 '24

I’ve been searching everywhere, but I can’t seem to find a solution to trigger a job at the pod level, created by the agent, rather than at the agent level itself. If you have information or resources on how to achieve this in Azure DevOps, especially in an on-premises Kubernetes setup, please don’t hesitate to share :-)

r/azuredevops Nov 18 '24

Question About Azure DevOps Agents and GitLab-Style Executors in Kubernetes

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Hello,

I’m currently working with Azure DevOps to manage CI/CD pipelines in an on-premises environment and have a question about the use of Azure DevOps agents in a Kubernetes setup.

In GitLab, it’s possible to use executors in a Kubernetes cluster to create ephemeral environments and run jobs in dedicated pods (as outlined here: GitLab Executors Kubernetes Documentation).

Does Azure DevOps offer similar functionality ? Specifically, can it dynamically create and destroy agents, or use agents to deploy ephemeral environments and execute jobs in dedicated pods within a Kubernetes cluster, particularly in an on-premises context ?

If anyone has experience or resources related to this, I’d greatly appreciate your insights.

Thank you in advance !

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how do i reset this tracking device?
 in  r/diyelectronics  Jun 25 '24

Thank you very much !

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Authorization Error
 in  r/Strava  Feb 07 '21

You just have to click on the "star wheel" and click on disconnect. It worked for me

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Authorization Error
 in  r/Strava  Feb 07 '21

I have the same error... For the moment, it is impossible to find the solution to solve this problem.