Creating and Running a Basic Pipeline in Azure DevOps
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Saiteja Irrinki
Created May 24, 2023
Creating and Running a Basic Pipeline in Azure DevOps
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Go to https://dev.azure.com/"yourorganization"
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Click on your project
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Click on Pipelines
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Click on Create Pipeline or New Pipeline
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Click on Use the classic editor
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Click on DevOps-Training…
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Select your Repository , If u don't have one create a Repo
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Click on Continue
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Click on Empty job…
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Click on Agent Specifications to Select OS
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Click on windows-latest
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Click on Process Editor overview - left pane
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Click on
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Click on Add a task to Agent job 1
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Type "command"
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Click on Add…
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Click on Command Line Script…
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Type "Hello World"
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Write your Script
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Click on save
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Click on Save
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Click on Queue to run the pipeline
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Click on Run
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Click on Agent job 1 to see the logs
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Click on Hello World
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Click on Repos
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Click on More actions
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Click on …
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Click on …
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Click on …
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Type "sample.ps1"
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Click on Create
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Type "echo "Hello Team"write-output "How are you""
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Click on Commit
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Type "1st commit" Give some meaningful message
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Click on Commit
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Click on Pipelines
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Click on More options
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Click on …
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Type "My 1st Pipeline" Give some meaningflu name to your pipeline
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Click on Hello World… press Delete button to delete the task
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Click on Add a task to Agent job 1
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Type "powersh"
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Click on Add…
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Click on PowerShell Script…
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Select "on"
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Select "on" file path
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Click on listitem
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Select your Script file
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Click on OK
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Click on Save & queue
Now we are Manually Triggering the pipeline
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Click on …
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Click on checkbox
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Click on Save and run
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Click on Agent job 1
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Click on PowerShell Script
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Click on Back
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Lets Enable Continuous Integration
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Click on Edit Pipeline
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Click on Triggers
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Click on checkbox
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Click on menubar
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Click on …
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Click on Save
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Click on Repos
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Click on sample.ps1
Edit any line and try to commit
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Click on Edit
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Click on echo "Hello Team"…
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Drag highlighted element
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Click on Commit
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Type "removed echo commnad"
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Click on Commit
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Click on Pipelines
Now the pipeline will trigger Automatically using CI
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Click on My 1st Pipeline
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Click on #6 • removed echo commnad…
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Click on Agent job 1
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Click on PowerShell Script
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Click on Back
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Click on More actions
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Click on …
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Click on Triggers
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Click on Scheduled…
Now we are going to Schedule the pipeline to run at a Particular Time period (Similar to Crontab)
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Click on Trigger time - hours
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Click on 00m
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Click on …
Well done!
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