- Lab
- A Cloud Guru
Create and Test an ASP.NET Core App in Azure Pipelines
Your company, Globomantics, has started using Azure Repos to manage code. They want you to make a pipeline that will automatically build and test an ASP.NET Core application when changes are made to the code repository.
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Challenge
Create a New Azure DevOps Organization and Project
- Log in to the Azure portal.
- Create a new private project named
AwesomeProject
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Challenge
Import an Existing Repo into Azure Repos
- Create a new Azure Repo by importing a GitHub Repo: https://github.com/pluralsight-cloud/lab-Create-and-Test-an-ASP.NET-Core-App-in-Azure-Pipelines
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Challenge
Install a Self-hosted Agent on the Provided VM
- Install a self-hosted agent onto the provided Linux VM.
- Use a personal access token for the authentication method.
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Challenge
Create a New Azure DevOps Pipeline
- Create a new Azure DevOps pipeline using Azure Repo and the project you created.
Make sure the following has been configured in the pipeline YAML:
- The
trigger
is set tomain
- The
pool
is set toname: 'Default'
- There is a task to use
.NETCore 3.1.x
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Challenge
Test the Pipeline by Modifying Some Code
- Make a change to
Index.cshtml
and push to the main branch. - Verify job success.
- Make a change to
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