I got lost under pipelines. Wish you could have showed more on how you paste those commands. Been struggling to put the first trigger, pool and variables. How did you do that?
Packed with useful content and information. I used to watch hours of paid courses on Azure DevOps and remembered nothing. Your video is so practical. Can you do one with Python web apps and publish to Azure? Thanks.
at 7:19 he hits F5 and his browser pops up and the new app just properly loads and runs. I'm trying to do this with a PHP app on Windows 11. I have Apache and PHP properly up and running but when I hit f5 it just goes to localhost:8000 and throws an error. I'm sure there's some more configuring I need to do. Is there a tutorial that will teach me how to configure Visual Studio Code so that when I hit f5 on my php app, it will properly open a web-browser and run my app? Apologies if my terminology/description is imperfect. Appreciate any links.
I followed you until you got to the DevOps part of the tutorial., but I get seem to get to that particular piece of the puzzle. I don't have a Projects Home tab that gets me to the Azure DevOps to set up a new project. Did I miss that step or am I missing something. Thanks in advance! Tay
Can someone confirm that when hosting more than 1 web app on the SAME app service plan, the computing resources are shared between the different apps ?
Thanks for this great share, unfortunately i believe your video don't cover how to deploy " standard win32 desktop applications" with CI/CD ? tell me if i'm wrong. tks anyway.
NOTE @everyone , Microsoft has been transitioning from the classic Release pipelines to a unified approach using YAML-based pipelines in Azure DevOps. This shift aims to streamline the build and release processes into a single, cohesive pipeline. As a result, the separate "Releases" menu has been deprecated in favor of YAML pipelines that encompass both build and deployment stages. I followed self hosted agent for build process.
amazing. Can I use Microsoft Azure App Service + Azure DevOps completely for free all the time and not just a some period of time? Is it even possible or I will be charged for the service anyway?
too fast, not clear.. i do not have "azure repos git". was it created from your visual studio? tried to do same from visual studio code but not success. you said "simple Blazor Server". no such option in Project settings to enable repos
As someone doing the same thing for Cybersecurity reasons. Troubleshooting comes with every aspect of the territory. Get over it. Put that energy into finding answers.
The most efficient and effective expanation I have seen so far on youtube . Well done Julian!
100% agree!
Great job Julian. It's one of those videos where I'm so glad the speed could be set to 0.75 in UA-cam :0)
Quick coverage of content in minimal time. Great! tutorial.
Subscribed ☺
Great video! I like that you show the different ways of setting it up.
Amazing guide, you kept it simple and informative, also, I appreciate that you showed a few ways to deploy the app, thank u!
This is a GREAT lecture, Thank you for keeping it simple and quick.
This is the most useful video ever explained its content, Great job
I got lost under pipelines. Wish you could have showed more on how you paste those commands. Been struggling to put the first trigger, pool and variables. How did you do that?
Simple, efficient, straight to the point. Awesome tutorial ❤
Packed with useful content and information. I used to watch hours of paid courses on Azure DevOps and remembered nothing. Your video is so practical. Can you do one with Python web apps and publish to Azure? Thanks.
Explained in pretty simple way. Thanks!
Nicely explained! Multumim!
It shows you don’t have the access to view this as an error messages
Very informative tutorial and very crisp. Thanks!
wow...this gus is realy a nice tracher...i actually had to pause the video first and click the subscribe button
at 7:19 he hits F5 and his browser pops up and the new app just properly loads and runs. I'm trying to do this with a PHP app on Windows 11. I have Apache and PHP properly up and running but when I hit f5 it just goes to localhost:8000 and throws an error. I'm sure there's some more configuring I need to do. Is there a tutorial that will teach me how to configure Visual Studio Code so that when I hit f5 on my php app, it will properly open a web-browser and run my app? Apologies if my terminology/description is imperfect. Appreciate any links.
I followed you until you got to the DevOps part of the tutorial., but I get seem to get to that particular piece of the puzzle. I don't have a Projects Home tab that gets me to the Azure DevOps to set up a new project. Did I miss that step or am I missing something.
Thanks in advance!
Tay
Amazingly clear 🙌
hello we already finished our code website we need to push it on Azure
Thank you creating the video! You made it so simple!
Wow, thank you so much for your time !😃
By far the best tutorial......
Many thanks for the helpful lecture! Keep the great work! 🙏✌️
You're most welcome!
What’s the backend storage on the azure app service?
Excellent. Thanks for sharing and the easy to follow steps. Subscribed
Good to see you making a new tutorial. Can you do a MAUI tutorial, something advanced?
Thanks for the suggestion, much appreciated! I'll make a poll next week.
Can someone confirm that when hosting more than 1 web app on the SAME app service plan, the computing resources are shared between the different apps ?
Awesome video, keep it up!!!!
exact and complete information which I was looking for. Thanks
Thanks Julian, this tutorial was amazing, and I cant wait to try this project out... Subs!! to the channel :-)
Where does the template come from? I am searching for one but I am not sure what to pick? I am using VSCode instead of Studio.
Great work as always. Fast and useful intro to get you started. Thanks Julian
Thanks for the feedback, glad you've enjoyed it!
Very good tutorial
Great explanation but where do u buy glassless😜
Very well demonstrated!
Thanks for the feedback!
Simple and straightforward
Great explanation
Thanks for this great share, unfortunately i believe your video don't cover how to deploy " standard win32 desktop applications" with CI/CD ? tell me if i'm wrong. tks anyway.
I'm curious if anyone has used this and selected "Docker Container" to deploy containerized apps or used the separate "Container App" functionality?
NOTE @everyone , Microsoft has been transitioning from the classic Release pipelines to a unified approach using YAML-based pipelines in Azure DevOps. This shift aims to streamline the build and release processes into a single, cohesive pipeline. As a result, the separate "Releases" menu has been deprecated in favor of YAML pipelines that encompass both build and deployment stages. I followed self hosted agent for build process.
nice work you got vertical and horizontal scaling the wrong way round though
amazing. Can I use Microsoft Azure App Service + Azure DevOps completely for free all the time and not just a some period of time? Is it even possible or I will be charged for the service anyway?
Great video
thank you, i had to subscribe
Can you share the app files?
Hello, could you please provide the source code as well?
Hey, it's just a simple Blazor Server app, virtually nothing's changed from the default template.
Thanks so much
pretty good
Valuable content! It would be easier to follow if you'd speak a bit more slowly, had to reduce playback speed :D
thanks bro
wonderful
too fast, not clear.. i do not have "azure repos git". was it created from your visual studio? tried to do same from visual studio code but not success. you said "simple Blazor Server". no such option in Project settings to enable repos
As someone doing the same thing for Cybersecurity reasons. Troubleshooting comes with every aspect of the territory. Get over it. Put that energy into finding answers.
It was good..
1000 likes!