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Configuring a CI pipeline for backend microservices
From the course: Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS): Deploying Microservices
Configuring a CI pipeline for backend microservices
- [Instructor] Now that we have a task group template, I'll show you it'll be much faster to define pipelines for our backend microservices. Before we proceed to create pipelines for backend microservices, let's set up automatic build for the UI microservice specified branches and the path to monitor for changes in our code in order to trigger a CI run. Now we get to pipelines on the left menu, click on the ellipsis towards the right of the CI for UI microservice. And then let's click this pipeline option. Click on trigger stop. And on the right check the enable continuous integration. Since we want this pipeline to monitor the dev test and main branch let's click the add button and select test branch. Click the add button again and select dev branch, under path filters click the ad button and let's provide the name of the folder to track for commits, in this case it's UI. Let's click the save and queue option, select…
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Azure DevOps overview3m 10s
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Setting up a repo for your codebase2m 53s
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Designing Kubernetes manifest for Ingress Resource7m 35s
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Configuring a CI pipeline18m 5s
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Configuring a CI pipeline for backend microservices9m 52s
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Configuring a continuous delivery pipeline15m 4s
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Configuring CD Pipeline for Comments Microservice8m 39s
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CD pipelines for other backend services12m 34s
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Exploring the Post-Hub web application7m 16s
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