From the course: Azure for DevOps: Implementing Development Processes
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Set up private agents - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure for DevOps: Implementing Development Processes
Set up private agents
- [Instructor] Set Up Private Agents. Let's talk about setting up your private agent pipelines for your servers that you're going to have, your self-hosted or your self-managed build agents where you're not using the hosted model. Your agent is going to have to communicate, obviously, with your pipeline in order to be able to figure out what to do. So, your agents being on-premises are going to need to have a hole in the firewall, obviously, to talk to the pipelines. So because that initiation is happening through the agent, we need to make sure that we set up secure communication and that all messages from the agent to the pipelines is over HTTPS. So 443, or whatever port you feel is, you're going to have to use 443, in this case, I mean for the agents, you can't use whatever port you feel like because of the fact that you're going back over into the Azure Pipeline, which is expecting you to be on 443. And also, that pull…
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The concept of pipelines in DevOps2m 4s
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Azure Pipelines6m 36s
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Hosted vs. private agents5m 8s
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Agent pools5m 20s
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Azure DevOps and open-source projects2m 4s
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