Basically, he adds two tasks, which can be done through the editor, First a file copy task as he wants the finished artifact to be moved from the sources directory to the build artifact staging directory so that when he makes a release he is able to select the artifact. Second, he adds a publish build artifact task to upload the artifact that was just moved, to the azure cloud. That way he can download it on his deployment release. I am no expert here, super beginner but that is what i understood.
The hocus pocus magic and the tricky work is in creating the "Oh let me just add a couple of tasks here" in the Yaml file to publish the right output to the right locations. Fancy hand trick that makes it look easy, but isn't. The Deployment/Release steps fail miserably if you don't get the magic publish steps right, and with very poor error output that leaves you wondering what is wrong. Why do the default templates not already include the magic publish steps?
Hi Team, while running the pipeline i have encountered the following error. /azure-pipelines-2.yml (Line: 33, Col: 1): Unexpected value '-task',/azure-pipelines-2.yml: (Line: 34, Col: 9, Idx: 913) - (Line: 34, Col: 9, Idx: 913): Mapping values are not allowed in this context. please help me resolving the same. Many thanks in advance
I am totally new to Azure DevOps. I am an Android Developer. I came to know that using Azure DevOps my Application can be published in Google PlayStore using CI pipelines. But my question is if I made a few changes can my application get updated without installing Apk or update from the playstore. Please let me know, this is a bit urgent for me.
Can someone help me in how to get a detailed report of service connections information under a Devops project, which should include - Service Connection Name, Client ID, Who created it, When was the last time used
is there any code review in azure repo, like git with gerrit? if yes pls reply? for deployment we are using reviewers but i want my sorce code at azure repo very approved code.
Nice tutorial!! One question please. It 's possible run pipeline using rest API. I have an a pipeline that will run a command "terraform apply". I would like to know if from an application i developed, is possible to call an endpoint to run that pipeline. Thank you ;)
Technically possible. You'd have to refer to two sets of documentation. You'd probably find a solution in one the cloud market places of either cloud service.
AWS Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services - marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=AmazonWebServices.aws-vsts-tools&targetId=2a26f8ad-275a-4b2e-ae6a-8fc57275b1dd
The problem with this is, Microsoft is so greedy it wants more money from students who are just wanting to learn their technology like Azure. How can someone learn this devOps when you need a credit card just to learn the pipelines? the answer is YOU CAN'T unless you have a credit card!
1) my azure subscription is using my debit card 2) What makes you think you are entitled to other developers work? 3) You don’t need Azure to be a successful student 4) most of azure dev ops is free 5) azure provides a free subscription with a $200 credit for you to spend on all the azure services
Azure Pipelines lacks build caching which is a deal breaker; my pipeline takes 6min in total and it spends 5min of that just on installing dependencies from scratch.
Also, please explain how the "Package or folder" option affects the build. You breezed over one of the most important config options with no explanation.
If you dont know what a Pipeline is, this is the wrong video to watch. Check out some intro to CI/CD ( continuous integration/ continuous deployment ) videos to get a better understanding of the flow to deploy code.
Wish you got more than 10gb, or there was some configuration for Unreal Engine. Currently I download unreal engine from source and my game code is together larger than 10gb together. I can't even get the engine alone and build it with pipelines. Very cool, just doesn't suit (large) game development needs yet.
You just selected the group without creating it? I've been struggling with this for hours. It's NOT easy. It's outright foolish the way it's designed. 90% of the people out there will be deploying to a web server. A simple FTP publish option should be primary. That's all you needed to do! Just do the build step then push to FTP. All the other 100s of options can be additional options.
You go too fast with the yaml file. We do not understand where this comes from, and beyond explain the line, else make disappear this yaml file from Azure DevOps. I do not want to waste my time in the understanding of this file.
Nice to see Herman Li found a job after Dragonforce.
Haha wow, thank you! I knew he seemed familiar for some reason - that's exactly who I was thinking of 🤣
Hahahaha! Now, my respect to Herman Li has increased.
One of the most animated, engaging, charismatic and lively speakers I've seen presenting a Microsoft technology to date. Well done.
Fully agree. And I had the privilege of attending one of his presentations, in person, in Belgium! :-)
First guy on youtube I can understand teaching pipelines.
I had just started watching your videos DevOps. Yesterday I heard the news. RIP Sir💐
RIP Abel, we will miss people sharing content like you.
Wait he died?
@@arcticape445 cancer.
I like the way that Abel explained this topic. Very enthusiastic.
Gave me confidence to use Azure DevOps. He's a great, smart, empathetic and convincing speaker!
Thank u!
Forever Abel! You will always be remembered 😇
Not enough explanation regarding how the yaml file was changed.
Basically, he adds two tasks, which can be done through the editor, First a file copy task as he wants the finished artifact to be moved from the sources directory to the build artifact staging directory so that when he makes a release he is able to select the artifact. Second, he adds a publish build artifact task to upload the artifact that was just moved, to the azure cloud. That way he can download it on his deployment release. I am no expert here, super beginner but that is what i understood.
Guess what? If this guy is explaning stuff, no matter the topic, i will listen. If he does more content - Hurray!
LOL!
A 'DRY' comment :-)
he is awesome. he beat the cancer recently. it was a really great news. i wish him a lot of health.
I really was ridiculously easy to integrate my project with Azure Pipeline. Can confirm - totally.
I don’t know what’s better, the presenters amazing energy or the fabulous tools provided by Microsoft 😀
I rarely looked at the blue screen!
Both!
NONE. Microsoft products are SHITTY, I prefer Java and MERN Stack
The hocus pocus magic and the tricky work is in creating the "Oh let me just add a couple of tasks here" in the Yaml file to publish the right output to the right locations. Fancy hand trick that makes it look easy, but isn't. The Deployment/Release steps fail miserably if you don't get the magic publish steps right, and with very poor error output that leaves you wondering what is wrong. Why do the default templates not already include the magic publish steps?
I came here just to see the magic, but then he didn't explain lol
Totally!!
Lols! Good to see you entertained by the video!
Very clear. I like his presentation. He's into this stuff.
"All you have to do is post 25 lines of code that you will get no explanation about and voila - that is all you have to do." whaaaa?
hahahaha , there a lot of teachers like this , It's really annoying and voila
This dude can teach anything.
Awesome, I start using azure pipelines with the templates that are provided. This video gives me more knowledge to optimize my buids
ridiculously simple is the overstatement of the century! It is opaque and complicated and hard to debug.
Through the pipe and flames
Would be nice if your documentation explained all this. Just saying.
Does anyone know if there is a tutorial for Pipline with Unreal Engine?
Hi Team,
while running the pipeline i have encountered the following error.
/azure-pipelines-2.yml (Line: 33, Col: 1): Unexpected value '-task',/azure-pipelines-2.yml: (Line: 34, Col: 9, Idx: 913) - (Line: 34, Col: 9, Idx: 913): Mapping values are not allowed in this context.
please help me resolving the same.
Many thanks in advance
I am totally new to Azure DevOps. I am an Android Developer. I came to know that using Azure DevOps my Application can be published in Google PlayStore using CI pipelines. But my question is if I made a few changes can my application get updated without installing Apk or update from the playstore. Please let me know, this is a bit urgent for me.
May I know whether the Unit test or build is set in yml file?
Awesome! Congrats guys!
Can someone help me in how to get a detailed report of service connections information under a Devops project, which should include - Service Connection Name, Client ID, Who created it, When was the last time used
is there any code review in azure repo, like git with gerrit?
if yes pls reply?
for deployment we are using reviewers but i want my sorce code at azure repo very approved code.
You're the man
"And Hooray for that!" Thanks!
Great beginning talk thank you:)
Useful. Thank you.
How to integrate the unit test project manually into azure pipeline, any link?
I love this guy
Is it possible to deploy classic asp code?
How to transfer build code to azure VM (nginx) .?
Nice tutorial!! One question please. It 's possible run pipeline using rest API. I have an a pipeline that will run a command "terraform apply". I would like to know if from an application i developed, is possible to call an endpoint to run that pipeline. Thank you ;)
Great explanation tysm
Fantastic explanation :)
It is conceptual intro, any specific tasks will be helpful to start my own pipeline.
Hello can someone tell me if can deploy to an amazon web server using Azure pipeline
Can you drum a piano?
Technically possible. You'd have to refer to two sets of documentation. You'd probably find a solution in one the cloud market places of either cloud service.
AWS Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services - marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=AmazonWebServices.aws-vsts-tools&targetId=2a26f8ad-275a-4b2e-ae6a-8fc57275b1dd
did he stutter?
You can and it works
The problem with this is, Microsoft is so greedy it wants more money from students who are just wanting to learn their technology like Azure. How can someone learn this devOps when you need a credit card just to learn the pipelines? the answer is YOU CAN'T unless you have a credit card!
1) my azure subscription is using my debit card
2) What makes you think you are entitled to other developers work?
3) You don’t need Azure to be a successful student
4) most of azure dev ops is free
5) azure provides a free subscription with a $200 credit for you to spend on all the azure services
Guess what, aws does it as well. Stop such entitlement
Azure Pipelines lacks build caching which is a deal breaker; my pipeline takes 6min in total and it spends 5min of that just on installing dependencies from scratch.
dn you can use artifacts to simulate cache or use a remote cache like you’d use in Bazel
Also, please explain how the "Package or folder" option affects the build. You breezed over one of the most important config options with no explanation.
RIP Abel!
Awesome!
i don´t unsertand nothing.. becouse he don´t explain what is a pipeline and what is used for... i am a full begginer in this.
Likewise
Just start from dev.azure.com. There you can create a new project. And then follow the steps as he explained.
If you dont know what a Pipeline is, this is the wrong video to watch. Check out some intro to CI/CD ( continuous integration/ continuous deployment ) videos to get a better understanding of the flow to deploy code.
RIP Abel
its really good, can i have a project which is gone through the complete CI/CD pipeline?
Thank you Abel, very cool
Rip Abel 💙
Wish you got more than 10gb, or there was some configuration for Unreal Engine. Currently I download unreal engine from source and my game code is together larger than 10gb together. I can't even get the engine alone and build it with pipelines.
Very cool, just doesn't suit (large) game development needs yet.
Even microsoft uses Chrome!!
You just selected the group without creating it? I've been struggling with this for hours. It's NOT easy. It's outright foolish the way it's designed. 90% of the people out there will be deploying to a web server. A simple FTP publish option should be primary. That's all you needed to do! Just do the build step then push to FTP. All the other 100s of options can be additional options.
People still deploy using FTP?
Can I deploy to other servers beside Azure?
Don'tBeEvil yep
i didnt get it.
It doesn't work now - problems in Parallel jobs
Great paisley maaaaan :)
Herman Li of MS
My name is Abel too
Peru2?
You go too fast with the yaml file. We do not understand where this comes from, and beyond explain the line, else make disappear this yaml file from Azure DevOps. I do not want to waste my time in the understanding of this file.
that's auto-generated. Step 3 - Template. You can either add steps manually to the yaml file or use the visual editor.
ADOPS may have more builtin build steps, but QuickBuild has better infrastructure
Uppum mulakum kand vannavurundo
am i the only one who watched this and tried without a subscription
Herman Li - Dragonforce
He's cool! :D
"It is so intuitive"...just have to copy some unreadable stuff from....magicland!
hi i am a "SENIOR"
Why do ALL Microsoft videos have this condescending patronising tone to them?
It is like they think everyone watching is an 8 year child!
:'(