Azure DevOps Pipeline with Public Managed Instance

dawid_karszniewiczdawid_karszniewicz Posts: 1 New member
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Hi!

Currently the ReadyRoll Deploy Database Package stage in the Azure DevOps pipelines is appending the .database.windows.net to the AzureTargetServer property during deployment.

However, there is an issue arising where if I have a public endpoint, this does not work as the port is specified after the connection string. For example, sqlmanaged.public.dnszone.database.windows.net,3342 as the AzureTargetServer is then sent through the task as sqlmanaged.public.dnszone.database.windows.net,3342.database.windows.net, which understandably errors out.

These are the following configurations I've tried:
  • sqlmanaged.public.dnszone
  • sqlmanaged.public.dnszone,3342
  • sqlmanaged.public.dnszone.database.windows.net
  • sqlmanaged.public.dnszone.database.windows.net,3342
  • tcp:sqlmanaged.public.dnszone
  • tcp:sqlmanaged.public.dnszone,3342
  • tcp:sqlmanaged.public.dnszone.database.windows.net
  • tcp:sqlmanaged.public.dnszone.database.windows.net,3342
Each of which has errored out. Is there a solution for using a public managed instance and specifying the port in the YAML task?

Kind regards,

Dawid.
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  • Eddie DEddie D Posts: 1,807 Rose Gold 5
    Hi Dawid, thank you for your forum post.

    The only advice or help document I can find is available here.

    However, ReadyRoll and the document I refer above has been deprecated.  Ideally you need using the SQL Change Automation  and the Azure DevOps addons, further reading available here. Plus information on a YAML pipeline here.

    Many Thanks
    Eddie
    Eddie Davis
    Senior Product Support Engineer
    Redgate Software Ltd
    Email: support@red-gate.com
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