May 13
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we move from theory to practical execution. Now that we have explored the architecture of Azure Pipelines (Chapter 24) and advanced logic (Chapter 25 Part 1/2), we are going to build a complete, end-to-end deployment for a Web Application. In this session, you will see how a code change in your repository triggers a build, packages your app, and pushes it live to Azure App Service. This is the "bread and butter" of a DevOps Engineer’s daily work. In this video, we cover: The Web App CI/CD Workflow: Mapping out the journey from a developer's git push to the final production URL. Service Connections: How to securely link Azure DevOps to your Azure Subscription using Service Principals. The Build Stage: Using YAML tasks to restore dependencies, compile code, and run unit tests for .NET, Node.js, or Python apps. Publishing Artifacts: Understanding the ArchiveFiles and PublishBuildArtifacts tasks to prepare your deployment package. The Deployment Stage: Deep dive into the AzureWebApp task—deploying your code to specific App Service instances or Deployment Slots. Post-Deployment Validation: Adding a "Health Check" step to ensure the web app is responding correctly after the code has been swapped. By the end of this hour, you will have a fully functioning automated pipeline that can deploy any web application to the cloud with zero manual intervention. #AzureDevOps #WebDeployment #AzureAppService #Automation #CICD #SoftwareEngineering #CloudComputing #YAML