Azure DevOps CI Pipeline Setup
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I want a clean, fully-automated Continuous Integration pipeline in Azure DevOps written entirely in YAML. The repository already lives in Azure Repos; what I’m missing is the pipeline logic that will detect every push or pull request, build the code, run unit tests, and package the result as a Docker image so I can publish it to my registry in the next stage.
You’ll translate those steps into a single, well-structured yml file, add any necessary service connections, and confirm the build works end-to-end on a fresh branch.
Deliverables
• azure-pipelines.yml with clear comments
• Any variable-group or service-connection instructions needed for Docker integration
• A brief markdown note explaining how to trigger or tweak the build
If the build passes on the first run and the Docker image appears in the registry, we’re done.
You’ll translate those steps into a single, well-structured yml file, add any necessary service connections, and confirm the build works end-to-end on a fresh branch.
Deliverables
• azure-pipelines.yml with clear comments
• Any variable-group or service-connection instructions needed for Docker integration
• A brief markdown note explaining how to trigger or tweak the build
If the build passes on the first run and the Docker image appears in the registry, we’re done.
Related categories:
Azure
Software Development
Git
Docker
Continuous Integration
DevOps
CI/CD
Containerization