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Explore the pipeline section of the DevOps portal - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure DevOps for Beginners
Explore the pipeline section of the DevOps portal
- [Instructor] We'll take a quick look at the parts of the Azure Pipeline. So, click on Pipelines. There are many sub-pages in here. The ones we're looking at in this video, Pipelines, Environments and Releases. So, it's a bit confusing here. It says Pipelines as the Azure DevOps section, and then, immediately below that is the Pipelines sub-page. This is where you find your build pipelines. Your Release pipelines are here. So, you can create a build pipeline, and when it's complete, it will trigger a Release pipeline to run. What about environments? An environment is a collection of resources that can be targeted by deployments from the pipeline. For example, a cluster of virtual machines. Typical examples of environment names are dev, test and qa, or staging and production. You find your build pipelines in here. I'm in the demo project and there's only one build pipeline in here. It hasn't run yet. So I can click on the blue button to manually run the pipeline. This also has…
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What are Azure pipelines?5m 34s
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Continuous integration with build pipelines3m 29s
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The pipeline components5m 8s
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Explore the pipeline section of the DevOps portal2m 25s
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Explore the example web project2m 4s
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Add a service connection to Azure Resource Manager55s
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Explore the pipeline templates2m 37s
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Add a build pipeline3m 7s
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Manually run and troubleshoot a pipeline2m 38s
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Update the repo to trigger the build1m 37s
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Add a release pipeline2m 10s
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Use custom variables in the pipeline1m 26s
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