Advanced Azure DevOps with Pipelines-as-Code

Introduction

Welcome to our Advanced Azure DevOps with Pipelines-as-Code Repository. This Repository was initially created by Rathish Ravikumar <rathishr@microsoft.com> and Heyko Oelrichs <heoelri@microsoft.com> for an internal training.

This training is all about getting you started with Pipelines-as-Code in Azure DevOps.

Overview & Structure

• Lab 0 - Before you start

• Lab 1 - Introduction

  • Create a YAML-Pipeline via GUI
  • Run your pipeline
  • Analyze the output
  • Use the assistant to add tasks
  • Extend the pipeline with variables
  • Check the pipeline within the repository

• Lab 2 - Tasks, Jobs, Stages and Dependencies

  • Separating Tasks into different Jobs
  • Adding dependencies between Jobs
  • Splitting our pipeline into Stages
  • Dependencies between Stages
  • Approvals

• Lab 3 - Working with (YAML) Templates

  • Load steps from templates
  • Reusing stages with templates
  • Conditions
  • Skipping stages

• Lab 4 - Triggers

  • Working with triggers and branches
  • Working with triggers and path
  • Scheduled Triggers

• Lab 5 - CI and CD

  • Build pipelines and artifacts
  • Working with build artifacts

License

MIT License

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