From the course: Continuous Delivery with Azure DevOps
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Stages
- [Instructor] Alright, let's talk about stages. What exactly are stages in a release pipeline? Stages represent where you want to deploy your release. So you've created a release pipeline, consist of one of many stages. And they represent any physical or real stage that you are going to need such as dev, QA, pre-prod, prod. You must be able to deploy to a stage independently of other stages so you don't have the ability to say, I want to make sure that when I deploy to dev, this other stage has to have other actions happen in it. Each stage is independent of the other so I don't have to worry about any stage being tied to something else taking place in other stage. I should be able to deploy to dev and stop, QA, stop, so on and so forth. Some suggestions or examples of stages that you could set up are like I mentioned, your dev, your QA, your prod, that represents your different environments you might have in your organization. You also might want to do something like adopt customer…