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Build a .NET Core app that can run anywhere. Learn how to automate your application CI/CD pipeline in an Azure container instance by using Visual Studio Team Services.
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The Discussion
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J Khalaf As a dev who has always deployed manually via FileZilla. This was not easy. There was a lot happening, and many of the things you were doing were very alien to me. Must I be a DevOps person in order to use VSTS?
I was listening to Donovan Brown on a recent .Net Rocks podcast, so I was excited to attempt to build myself a CI/CD with VSTS just to play around.
It turns out, it isn't as "easy as pressing a button" to get a Continuous Deployment Pipeline. There is a whole bunch of things one has to understand and setup.
Where would someone like me start? -
Donovan There are a couple options depending on your target.
Continuous Delivery Tools for Visual Studio
We also have templates to get you started when you create a new build.
What we wanted Jessica to show was a little more advanced scenario.
The links above will point in the right direction to just get started.
Ping me on Twitter @DonovanBrown if you need help.
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nagaraj @JKhalaf
you can try VSTS Demo Generator
https://vstsdemogenerator.azurewebsites.net/