From localhost to production: Managing your code with Azure DevOps
summary
Covers a concrete Azure DevOps pipeline: connect a GitHub repo, run dotnet restore/build/test tasks, and publish a zip artifact; demo shows a typical build taking ~3 minutes and reports 2 unit tests passing. Explains the 10 tenets of CI/CD (source control, automated build/test, fast feedback, scheduled nightly runs) and shows a release pipeline that auto-deploys to a test App Service, clones that stage to production, and gates production with manual approval while using publish to Azure App Service for deployment.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00#managing Code
- 3:00continuous integration
- 5:53Source Control
- 11:38Every Commit
- 12:47Informative
- 13:42Fast Feedback
- 14:49Distributable
- 15:54Production-Like
- 17:48Self-Deploying
- 19:28continuous Delivery? Deployment?
- 21:13Azure DevOps
- 22:25Step One
- 23:07Fork: jayharris/sample-aspnetcore
- 23:40Step Two
- 24:02Restore Packages
- 33:22Step Three
- 36:568 Multi-Target
- 38:15Add-on Tools
- 39:14Step Four
- 39:25Human Element
- 39:41Step Five
- 39:59Build Triggers
- 40:21Branching
- 40:37Pull Requests
- 45:46Step Six
- 48:09Step Seven
- 48:34Modular Code
- 51:26Zip / MSDeploy
- 51:37Custom Feed
- 54:17Step Nine
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