In this episode, part 1 of 2, Robert introduces you to Azure pipelines, a cloud service that you can use to automatically build and test your code project and make it available to other users. Robert shows how to create a Build pipeline, also known as continuous integration, which builds the entire solution every time you check in code.
To learn more about DevOps, go to https://aka.ms/vst/azuredevopsdocs.
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you could demo a continuous delivery through the azure pipelines how you can rollback or roll over
Thank god. I love you.
Great explanation and great info. Thank you very much.
Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUmgg2xqFxU
Very good
The slice of type Execution is Aborted beacuse of error: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Testservice.Vstestadapter.TestsNotfoundException… Could you provide some suggestion on this
I find it increadible depressing that you are talking about "Deliver value" to your customers giving us a simple tutorial on how to build and deploy a webapp.
As soon as I try to deliver this value, I stumble over 1000 questions and find no answers…
Different versions of Pipelines yaml and classic. Release pipelines are not yaml and therefore 50% of my learnings are voided again. (Reason I got here)
I get multiple tasks that do the same DotNetCli Tasks and msbuild, vsbuild, nugetcommand etc.
I would like to build a xamarin android nuget package with .net standart target and publish it to our organisations feed.
Now if I start searching for related issues the naming of things and involved tasks etc is so fragmented that I'm chassing in circles…
For me this Azure thing feels like a slippery fish and your enthusiasm doing a "Simple" catch but not enabling me to go further feels infuriating.
Could you show how to publish to external ftp not on Azure
Can you please add a link to part 2 to the notes of this video?
Very nicely explained. Looking forward to more.Many thanks for making this video.
Would be great if you showed us how to roll back to a previous build, other than that awesome tutorial!
how can we create parameterized build jobs if we have a usecase where we need to have multiple values for single arguments?
If you have time to keep up with all the learning.
Great job
Very well explained
What if your repo is on Github and you want it to stay there, I know I can connect my pipeline to it, but I'd like to see it as a repo here too
How to clone complete repo in YAML pipeline instead of sparse checkout??
Just spent alot of time trying to find good documentation for Azure Pipelines to get it all to work. Like all MSBuildargs in task VSBuild that is NOT documented, like /p:SOMEPARAMETER Finally after alot of Googlng I manage to got it to work. So better documentation please in the future.
And why both Classic mode and only-YAML mode?! So confusing…
18:10 "Me leaving MS" ?
awesome ..but how to create pipeline for E2E test cases and publish test with yaml pipleline
NICELY EXPLAINED.
Is there anyway to specify date and time window in which the build should be deployed , so that we can control the down time of application?
Splendid Robert. Looking forward to watching part 2. Many thanks.
Very nice explanation!!
Cool video, but what about release something by ftp using azure release?