From the course: Visual Studio Tools for Azure DevOps
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Tour the CI/CD parts on the DevOps site
From the course: Visual Studio Tools for Azure DevOps
Tour the CI/CD parts on the DevOps site
- [Instructor] Let's take a quick tour of the Azure pipeline section of the Azure DevOps website. We'll look at two parts, the build section and the releases section. One of the nice features of Visual Studio, which you'll see in our next video, is that when you publish from Visual Studio to Azure DevOps, it creates all the settings for builds and releases. So what do you get with these items? Let's go look at builds first. This shows the history of all the builds on this project. So I can see who committed the code change, what the code commit comment was, was it successful or not, you can see successful or unsuccessful builds here, and the build number applied to this build. Now, I'm using my own versioning system here. This is what the default version numbers look like. I modified it slightly to make my demo work. Let's see how you can edit your build. So you can click here. And then you can change things called tasks, variables, triggers, options, you can see your retention…
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What are Azure Pipelines?5m 10s
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Examine the dev and deployed version of the example app1m 8s
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Use git push to trigger Azure Pipelines1m 16s
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Tour the CI/CD parts on the DevOps site3m 26s
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Publish an existing web app to Azure App Service2m 21s
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Publish an existing web app to Azure Pipelines1m 35s
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Use a pull request to trigger Azure Pipelines2m
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