12-14 September, 2024
Days of Knowledge Americas 2024
Days of Knowledge is a Directions for Partners event focused on educating consultants and developers, sharing knowledge, and upgrading Business Central professionals to enable quality customer solutions. Training and acquiring knowledge are the magic words at Days of Knowledge.
Around 50% of our partners are still using self-made DevOps solutions, based on BcContainerHelper and Docker.
Partners with self-made DevOps solutions should seriously consider a managed DevOps solution instead of spending precious resources on managing their own setup.
AL-Go for GitHub is Microsoft's managed DevOps solution for partners on GitHub.
Join this session to learn more about how to use AL-Go for GitHub for your Business Central projects.
Speakers:
Freddy Kristiansen
Technical Evangelist, Microsoft
Freddy is the Lead for the Business Central MVP group and is trying to make sure that our Most Valuable Professionals gets the information, love and attention they need to assist and make sure we have a good and vibrant community around Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Freddy is responsible for everything around Docker, the BcContainerHelper PowerShell module and our plug-and-play DevOps solution AL-Go for GitHub, which can help partners and customers to run their DevOps processes without the need of a DevOps engineer. All these offerings are open source and Freddy uses among other things his blog (https://freddysblog.com) to evangelize these areas to the community.
Freddy Kristiansen
Technical Evangelist, Microsoft
Freddy is the Lead for the Business Central MVP group and is trying to make sure that our Most Valuable Professionals gets the information, love and attention they need to assist and make sure we have a good and vibrant community around Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Freddy is responsible for everything around Docker, the BcContainerHelper PowerShell module and our plug-and-play DevOps solution AL-Go for GitHub, which can help partners and customers to run their DevOps processes without the need of a DevOps engineer. All these offerings are open source and Freddy uses among other things his blog (https://freddysblog.com) to evangelize these areas to the community.