In this episode, part 2 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 continues where he left off in Part 1 (channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Visua...) and demonstrates more on Build pipelines. He then shows how to create a Release pipeline, also known as continuous deployment, which deploys the solution after a successful build.
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Great 2 videos, and perfect timing we are finally setting up CI/CD at work. Thanks again!
what' s the other one?
Nice demo! Watched both parts. Thanks.
Very nicely explained. Please keep making more such videos.
Great Videos for someone new to CI/CD pipelines. Please post similar videos in regards to Azure ARM Templates & Terraform Modules.
Very good content, thank you!
nice job thanks
What are the scenarios to continue using "Release Pipeline" considering that "Pipelines" now support both build and deployment? I am using Release pipelines as I dont want to perform deployment every time there is a new build but what is else there we should stick with Release Pipelines?
Glorious team of one !!!! lol :)
Getting confusing signals here from Microsoft. From a video from late 2019, this is using the GUI, when we are told to use YAML now?
You can still use the old GUI, yaml is far better to start using. Yaml file gets added to your repo and you have more capabilities
very good!
how do we release by installing into AWS or local driver(folder). Also how to release window app, thanks.
Thank you
Do you think the build pipeline showed as pipeline is actually a bug?
Very good video
i started watching the pipelines section... and i hear as one of the deployment targets a "iis website with sql server" - if i'm deploying a frontend, what would sql server have to do that releasing a frontend??? i am in fact using sql server..... but when i release my react app and c# api, im not really releasing anything as far as the sql server is concerned.
My build is queued but no other builds are running. Anyone have the solution for this?
very helpfull thanks
I’m looking for the backend architecture for Azure DevOps data mining. I need to be able to build custom reports to show test results, test development, project development, velocity burnup and burndown, points assigned & completed per employee per release & sprint, etc. etc. Previously I was pulling everything from the On-Prem TFS_Warehouse. If you can point me toward any resource that can provide more details on how to access the necessary data I would appreciate it.
Realise pipeline not showing for me, how to fix?
When test case gets failed in build it's should ask for approval in release pipeline is this possible in azure devops
Hey, this is cool stuff but I've been using it for at least a year so.....when will you allow to use yaml to define release pipelines???
yaml release pipelines have been available for a while.
Hi! Would the DevOps person do the change or would the he send back comments to the programmer to change
y is release not also in yaml
Is there a way to require that a PR builds and passes all tests before it is merged into development?
I have not used this feature but if you go into your Repos->Branches section and select ... (More) on the master branch you can choose an item called Branch Policies. In here you can set up different things around PR's and one of them is that the Build as in pipeline must succeed before PR is allowed into the master branch. Hope it meets your needs
Yes.. it requires you to set up branch policy so that next time u raise a PR, a pipeline (PR pipeline) runs to make sure everything is fine before u complete the pr and merge your changes to master.. if it succeeds, u then merge the pr to main else reject it. Usually known as the prebuild process.
These features are also available in TFS , what is new here?
Except when you want to do all the stuff you get rate limited.
Why not a ONE pipeline for both (build & release) ?
On same thing I was confused and found same. Now we can build and deploy during build stage only but then question is what is use of release option.
@@vithalwadjec97 Stages weren't available back then.