Creating and Running a Basic Pipeline in Azure DevOps
Projects - Home
Go to https://dev.azure.com/"yourorganization"
1. Click on your project
2. Click on Pipelines
3. Click on Create Pipeline or New Pipeline
4. Click on Use the classic editor
5. Click on DevOps-Training…
6. Select your Repository , If u don't have one create a Repo
7. Click on Continue
8. Click on Empty job…
9. Click on Agent Specifications to Select OS
10. Click on windows-latest
11. Click on Process Editor overview - left pane
12. Click on
13. Click on Add a task to Agent job 1
14. Type "command"
15. Click on Add…
16. Click on Command Line Script…
17. Type "Hello World"
18. Write your Script
19. Click on save
20. Click on Save
21. Click on Queue to run the pipeline
22. Click on Run
23. Click on Agent job 1 to see the logs
24. Click on Hello World
25. Click on Repos
26. Click on More actions
27. Click on …
28. Click on …
29. Click on …
30. Type "sample.ps1"
31. Click on Create
32. Type "echo "Hello Team" write-output "How are you""
33. Click on Commit
34. Type "1st commit" Give some meaningful message
35. Click on Commit
36. Click on Pipelines
37. Click on More options
38. Click on …
39. Type "My 1st Pipeline" Give some meaningflu name to your pipeline
40. Click on Hello World… press Delete button to delete the task
41. Click on Add a task to Agent job 1
42. Type "powersh"
43. Click on Add…
44. Click on PowerShell Script…
45. Select "on"
46. Select "on" file path
47. Click on listitem
48. Select your Script file
49. Click on OK
50. Click on Save & queue
Now we are Manually Triggering the pipeline
51. Click on …
52. Click on checkbox
53. Click on Save and run
54. Click on Agent job 1
55. Click on PowerShell Script
56. Click on Back
57. Lets Enable Continuous Integration
58. Click on Edit Pipeline
59. Click on Triggers
60. Click on checkbox
61. Click on menubar
62. Click on …
63. Click on Save
64. Click on Repos
65. Click on sample.ps1
Edit any line and try to commit
66. Click on Edit
67. Click on echo "Hello Team"…
68. Drag highlighted element
69. Click on Commit
70. Type "removed echo commnad"
71. Click on Commit
72. Click on Pipelines
Now the pipeline will trigger Automatically using CI
73. Click on My 1st Pipeline
74. Click on #6 • removed echo commnad…
75. Click on Agent job 1
76. Click on PowerShell Script
77. Click on Back
78. Click on More actions
79. Click on …
80. Click on Triggers
81. Click on Scheduled…
Now we are going to Schedule the pipeline to run at a Particular Time period (Similar to Crontab)
82. Click on Trigger time - hours
83. Click on 00m
84. Click on …
