From Zero to Hero: Continuous Delivery and DevOps using GitHub and Azure Pipelines

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A full GitHub-connected YAML pipeline is created that builds a Node.js app on hosted agents (Ubuntu/Windows), runs unit tests, zips and publishes 3 artifacts, deploys ARM templates to Azure Web Apps and then launches Selenium functional tests on a separate agent; templates are used to reuse deployment stages and the build produces test reports. Pricing notes: 10 parallel builds for public repos and ~30 free hours for private repos. The demo runs end-to-end and shows green results.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:50Pipeline Creation
3. 3:11Deployment
4. 5:27Azure Pipelines
5. 6:40Pricing Model
6. 8:26How Would a Pipeline Look like
7. 10:09How Does a Typical Build Process Look
8. 11:22Build Process
9. 12:54Functional Tests and Unit Tests
10. 13:52Connect It with Azure Pipelines
11. 15:54Create New Pipelines
12. 16:08New Pipeline
13. 20:26Task Assistant
14. 24:26Switch from the Master Branch
15. 25:21Unit Tests
16. 36:07Final Result

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