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Creating a NuGet Package Feed to Host Artifacts

In this hands-on lab, we will be learning how to utilize NuGet package feeds to host artifacts. This is an important concept because it can become cumbersome to manage artifacts from multiple locations. We will be accomplishing this task by creating a feed where we will push all local NuGet packages.

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Level
Clock icon Intermediate
Duration
Clock icon 1h 30m
Published
Clock icon Dec 19, 2019

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Table of Contents

  1. Challenge

    Create VM with Visual Studio and Create a Feed

    1. Log in to the Azure Portal.
    2. Create a new virtual machine using the Visual Studio Community 2017(Latest release)on Windows Server 2016 image.
    3. Log in to the Azure DevOps portal.
    4. Create a project named "LinuxAcademy-Artifacts".
    5. Create an artifact feed named "Feed-LA".

  2. Challenge

    Create and Publish Your Own NuGet Package

    1. Download the latest Nuget.exe and add it to the virtual machine.
    2. Open up Visual Studio, and create a new .NET Standard project named, "NugetTestPackage".
    3. Build the project.
    4. Using the feed URL and package path, push the package.
    5. Go back to the Azure DevOps Portal and verify that the feed was pushed successfully.

  3. Challenge

    Add the Feed to Your NuGet Configuration

    1. In Visual Studio, add the Feed-LA URL as a Package Source.
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