Continuous Integration & Delivery with Azure DevOps Service

Import an existing git repository from GitHub into Azure Repos and clone it to your local machine, exploring commits, readme changes, and branches.

Create release pipelines in Azure DevOps service by configuring stages, artifacts, and templates to deploy across development and production; set triggers, approvals, and deployment groups.

Create and manage deployment groups in Azure DevOps, install build and release agents on Windows targets, and connect machines to enable shared deployment groups and release pipelines.

Execute load testing with Azure Test Plans by running Visual Studio tests or uploading test assets, configure provisioning agents, and review performance metrics, failures, and diagnostic logs.

Learn to deploy apps to Azure App Service using Azure Pipelines, with automated deployments from Git repositories and Docker container support via container registry.

Learn to deploy your app with release pipelines via docker service, fix docker registry authorization, and run containers from your pipeline using docker images and Azure Pipelines.

Set up parallel releases and stage deployments in Azure DevOps 2019, deploying to cloud and local environments, running tests, and promoting through pre prod to production.

Run parallel selenium UI tests across cloud and local environments in a single Azure DevOps Service release pipeline, using environment variables to switch app URLs and avoid hard coding.

Explore Azure artifacts and feeds to manage package access across nuget, npm, and maven, control versions, and enforce security in your ci/cd pipelines.

Explore how Azure DevOps services—pipelines, repos, work items, PRs, dashboards, and test plans—integrate to visualize builds, deployments, and project metrics for your continuous integration and delivery workflow.