The CI/CD allows you to process or automate everything like build, test, and deploy our applications. CI stands for Continuous Integration (CI), it will trigger based on developer pushed their changes into our Azure repository, the CI portion builds our code and test it. If the code is successfully checked in, it will be moved to (deploy) our pre-prod or production environments using our CD pipeline.
Stage 1: Login into dev.azure.com.
Stage2: Create an Organization in Azure DevOps using a unique name.
Stage 3: Create a New Project. Enter Project Name, Choose Public or Private, and then click the "create” button.
Stage 4: Go to the Pipelines section and Create a new pipeline
Stage 5: Select Your Source Code
Stage 6: Choose an Empty job
Stage 7: In this Pipeline, we are using the angular application, so that we need to add some of the tasks to be implemented on this one.
Task 1: Install node.js latest version
Task 2: Install Angular CLI
Task 3: Install npm
Task 4: Build the Source Code
Task 5: copy files over SSH
Then Save and Queue…
See the Build Job Status as shown below…
Stage 8: For Continuous Integration Purpose, choose to enable the option.
Conclusion:
The above steps describe how to automate CI/CD using Microsoft azure DevOps. Following these steps assist you in understanding the architecture of the CI/CD pipeline.
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