Commit a code change in Visual Studio to trigger Team Services Build to build and test a .NET Core web app and add it to a Docker image. The image is then pushed to Azure Container Registry, which triggers Team Services Build to deploy a container to a Li
- [Instructor] Now that we have our pipeline configured,…let's try it out.…First, let's trigger a new build…and make sure the whole process works.…Going to go up to Builds and Releases and click Builds.…Click on our build definition and click Queue New Build.…We want to use the latest commit of our master branch.…So this is all set.…Let's click okay.…On the left, you can see our build tasks that we set up…earlier and in the middle is the output of the build.…
It does take some time for pulling down all the images…required for the build and deployment process.…Okay, now that our build succeeded, we should be able…to head over to the releases section…and see that our release was triggered.…Here, we can see that the release is running.…We can click this refresh button once in a while…to see if it's finished.…There, now that the release is finished,…okay, let's see if our deployment worked.…We're going to head back over to the Azure Portal.…We go to our Resource Group,…and click on our web app.…
On the top right, we'll see our URL.…
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8/21/2017- Setting up your environment
- Adding Docker support to an application
- Debugging container-based apps in Visual Studio 2017
- The DevOps life cycle with Visual Studio and VS Team Services
- Configuring release and build
- Azure hosting options
- Using Kubernetes with Azure
Skill Level Intermediate
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3. Docker Development Life Cycle: Visual Studio 2017
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Introduction56s
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Overview36s
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Deploy an application1m 51s
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Set up a load balancer1m 29s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 33s
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