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Configuring release management pipelines
From the course: Integrating Azure DevOps with GitHub
Configuring release management pipelines
- [Instructor] A release pipeline helps your team to continuously deploy quality software to your customers at a faster pace. It allows full automation of software testing and deployment using multiple stages for example, the development staging and production. You can set up approvals and gates at each important stage which must be fulfilled before deployments can proceed. By default, your build pipeline must have completed successfully and published is CI build artifact before you can create a release pipeline. You can see here we have releases and in it we have release one and release two. This refers to a set of artifacts that make up a specific version of your application. And it's usually a result of the build artifacts from the build pipeline. You can deploy a release like a previous version of your application to boot stages. In this case, I have two stages or to all your stages depends if you have more than two…
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What is Azure Pipelines?3m
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Features of Azure Pipelines5m 29s
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Configure Azure Pipelines for GitHub repositories10m 32s
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Continuous integration using pull request4m 42s
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Understanding continuous delivery5m 47s
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Configuring release management pipelines13m 44s
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Building pipelines using YAML6m 38s
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