CI/CD Integration - Viper with Windows Image for Azure Devops

Steps to create PowerShell script

Steps to create Pipeline

Steps to create Pipeline

Take the following steps to configure vFunction Viper to analyze the application’s assemblies in the Azure DevOps pipeline:

Create a vFunction Service account and a vFunction Yaml for use with Viper
Log into Azure DevOps
Navigate to the root of the repository
Create a custom Pipeline after the Application has been built (post-build)
Add the vFunction variables VF_HOST, VF_APPNAME, VF_CONF, VF_USER, VF_PASSWORD to this pipeline. Add the vFunction script steps to this pipeline to download and run the vFunction Viper scripts:

### Find-and-replace "https://vfunction.organization.com" below with the address to your own VF Server

### Modify the VF_APPNAME value, VF_CONF value, VF_USER value, and VF_PASSWORD values

trigger:
  branches: 
    include:
    - main
    exclude:
    - feature_branches
    
pool:
  vmImage: 'windows-latest'

variables:
  - name: VF_HOST
    value: 'https://vfunction.organization.com'
  - name: VF_APPNAME
    value: 'TEST'
  - name: VF_CONF
    value: 'C:\path\to\vfunction\yaml\file\viper-conf.yaml'
  - name: VF_USER
    value: 'vFunction-Service-Account-Id'
  - name: VF_PASSWORD
    value: 'vFunction-Service-Account-Password'

stages:
  - stage: vFunctionContinuousViper
    displayName: "Run Viper and Upload JSON to VF Server"
    jobs:
      - job: "Download Viper-CLI"
        steps:
          - script: curl -LO https://vfunction.organization.com/downloads/vfunction-tools/viper-cli.zip
      - job: "Unzip Viper-CLI"
        steps:
          - script: Expand-Archive -LiteralPath viper-cli.zip -DestinationPath C:\vfunction\
      - job: "Create Full Graph JSON and upload to VF Server"
        steps:
          - script: powershell C:\vfunction\viper-run-ci.ps1