From the course: Azure Microservices with .NET Core for Developers
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Solution: Implementing a build pipeline for your microservices - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure Microservices with .NET Core for Developers
Solution: Implementing a build pipeline for your microservices
(upbeat music) - [Instructor] For this solution, I created a new project in my Azure DevOps account. I named this project challenge-solution. Here I'm going to push my existing repository from the command line. So I'm going to copy this, and let's open PowerShell. Take into account that you should have previously installed Git into your machine, and you should have configured the folder as a Git repo. I already did this, so I'm going to paste the commands that I copied from the browser, and let's start this. It's asking me for these credentials, so I'm going to use my credentials. Done. Let's go back to the browser. Here we are back in the browser. Let's click on Azure Repos. And as you can see, I uploaded the source code. So, we can create this new pipeline by using the classic editor and using Azure Repos Git. I will click on the Continue option, and then I'm going to select the ASP.NET Core…
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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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