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Continuous deployment with Azure

Continuous deployment with Azure

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Continuous deployment with Azure

- [Instructor] Earlier I demonstrated how to manually publish an ASP.NET Core application to the Azure app service using a publish profile in Visual Studio. Now let's take it a step further and set up continuous deployment from a source control repository. To set up continuous deployment, we'll need to log in to the Azure portal, and when you're logged in, find the app service instance that we created earlier. Under the app deployment and deployment options setting, click choose source to pick the source control that you want to connect this app service instance to, in my case I have my code out on GitHub, so I'll click on GitHub. If you haven't connected to a particular deployment source before, you'll need to authorize and login, which I've already done, then click on choose project and you'll see all of the available projects. In this case, all of my public GitHub repositories. The one I want is called HelloCoreWorld, and I can also choose the branch I wanna monitor for changes, in…

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