Visual Studio Tools for Azure DevOps

Visual Studio Tools for Azure DevOps

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DevOps culture has become increasingly more prevalent in modern companies. In response to this trend, Microsoft has developed a suite of modern dev services that support the DevOps workflow: Azure DevOps. In this course, learn how to work with the built-in Azure DevOps tools in the Visual Studio IDE. Instructor Walt Ritscher steps through the full workflow of creating, continuously integrating, and continuously deploying web apps in Azure. Discover how to work with Azure Repos, which provides unlimited, private Git repos for your project; Azure Boards, a hub for project planning and work assignment; and Azure Pipelines, a set of services that automate your builds and deployments.

Topics include:

  • Creating Azure DevOps projects and teams
  • Working with Azure Repos
  • Connecting to an Azure project as another user
  • Syncing changes with a remote repository
  • Planning projects with Azure Boards
  • Creating and filtering work items
  • Using Azure Pipelines
  • Publishing existing web apps to App Service and Pipelines
Table of Contents

1 Use Azure DevOps tools from the Visual Studio IDE
2 What you should know
3 Overview of Azure DevOps
4 Understand the DevOps payment plans
5 Sign in to the DevOps web portal
6 Create an Azure DevOps project
7 Create an Azure DevOps team
8 Connect Visual Studio to Azure DevOps
9 Open DevOps projects in Visual Studio
10 Team Explorer with Azure DevOps
11 What are Azure Repos
12 Connect to Azure Repos in the Team Explorer
13 Add application code to an Azure Git repository
14 Connect to Azure Repo as another team member
15 Commit changes as another team member
16 Use Git commands from Solution Explorer
17 Commit local before sync
18 Sync changes with a remote repository
19 Create a branch
20 Add a Visual Studio project to a new local repository
21 Create an Azure DevOps project from existing Visual Studio project
22 What are Azure Boards
23 Add console app to a DevOps project
24 Create a work item on the web portal
25 Create a work item in Visual Studio
26 Change a team member assignment in Visual Studio
27 Filter work items
28 Commit changes and associate with work item
29 What are Azure Pipelines
30 Examine the dev and deployed version of the example app
31 Use git push to trigger Azure Pipelines
32 Tour the CI CD parts on the DevOps site
33 Publish an existing web app to Azure App Service
34 Publish an existing web app to Azure Pipelines
35 Use a pull request to trigger Azure Pipelines
36 What’s next