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Learn about the application deployment process

Learn about the application deployment process

You may recall that in YAML pipelines, we have a single file where we declare all the jobs and stages that make up our continuous integration and continuous delivery pipeline. But in the case of using classic pipelines, we must create a built pipeline for the activities that make up the continuous integration phase and a release pipeline for the activities that make up the delivery and deployment phases. A release pipeline usually starts with an artifact. You can deploy artifacts from many sources with a release pipeline in Azure DevOps, such as source code management systems like GitHub or Team Foundation Version Control. Continuous integration systems such as Azure DevOps Build Pipelines or Jenkins, Azure Artifact feeds for Maven, NPM, Nugget, Python and Universal Packages, Container repositories such as Azure Container Registry or Docker Hub or other sources by skipping the step where you link an artifact at the beginning of…

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