Azure DevOps - Java Springboot

Create a new project in Azure DevOps and select the appropriate repository type.

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Create a new pipeline by clicking on the "Pipelines" tab in the left-hand navigation menu and selecting "Create Pipeline".

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Select the appropriate template for build process. For Java applications using Maven, select the "Maven" template.

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Configure pipeline by specifying the build and deployment tasks for application.

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Save and run pipeline: Once completed all of the necessary configuration, save pipeline and run it to verify that it works as expected.

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Set up your build triggers by specifying when the build should be triggered .

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Set up continuous deployment (CD): To enable continuous deployment, configure your pipeline to deploy changes to your target environment

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β–Ά GitHub Link
πŸ”—Romeshdg/Rdg_Java-Springboot: Build & Release an Application with Spring Boot using Azure DevOps (github.com)

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Romesh Dharamgudi
Romesh Dharamgudi

Hello! πŸ‘‹ I'm a Cloud and DevOps enthusiast with a passion for designing, building, and managing cloud infrastructure and applications. πŸ‘©β€πŸ’» I enjoy learning about the latest technologies and best practices in this field and believe that automation and continuous delivery are key to enabling faster and more reliable software development.