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Setting Up a Build and Release Pipeline for ASP.NET Core 3.1 and Angular 10 in Azure DevOps

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22 Nov 2020CPOL10 min read 24.5K   11  
A brief introduction of the benefits of continuous integration and delivery, why is it important to have it setup on the start of a project, describe the elements and its phases as well as list the common mistakes in setting up a build and release pipeline.
In this post, we will demonstrate how continuous and delivery is setup using Azure DevOps by having an end to end tutorial from setting the code repository using Git, creating a build and release pipeline using YAML and Azure ARM templates. As a result, this will produce an Azure App Service with Angular 10 as the front end and ASP.NET Core 3.1 and Azure SQL in the backend.

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