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Release pipelines in Azure DevOps - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure Microservices with .NET Core for Developers
Release pipelines in Azure DevOps
- [Instructor] Being able to compile your code automatically and run your unit test is just a part of the equation. You can create release pipelines to deploy your silver components. You can even fire this up automatically when a new build artifact is available. To create a new release pipeline, you can select the release option under the pipelines menu item. Let's click on this new pipeline button. And here, you can start by using a template or you can choose to start from an empty job. There are dozens of templates for common deployment scenarios and technologies. I will choose this empty job option. You can choose different kinds of artifacts. For example, you could take the one that we previously created in the build pipeline as the artifact for this release pipeline. In the same way, you could use a repo as the artifact. This comes in handy when you only need script files with the deployment instructions.…
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Microservices unit tests10m 30s
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Improving unit tests3m 12s
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Creating an Azure DevOps project3m 32s
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Configuring the build pipeline3m 57s
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Release pipelines in Azure DevOps2m 4s
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Challenge: Implementing a build pipeline for your microservices55s
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Solution: Implementing a build pipeline for your microservices2m 11s
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