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What are Azure Pipelines?

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What are Azure Pipelines?

- [Instructor] An Azure pipeline is just a cloud-based service that can build, test, analyze, and deploy your code wherever it needs to go and it's not C# or .NET dependent. You can create a pipeline in just about any language or framework. The whole idea behind pipelines is to create an easily repeatable build process that can happen every time you check your codec. Continuous integration came from the idea that the more time that passes between builds, the harder it is to build your code. So it follows, if you build your code all the time, compiling and deploying will be a fairly trivial process instead of a bunch of manual steps managed by a build engineer, or worse yet, a team of build engineers. Don't laugh, this used to happen. Pipelines can run on your servers, or better yet, they can run on servers hosted and maintained by Microsoft, so you don't have to manage them. That means your build environments have all…

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