Azure Devops CI/CD Pipelines with YAML | Practical Demos

In this course you will learn how to master Azure YAML pipelines by building real world scenarios from production setups. The main goal of this course is to familiarise yourself with the available commands that Microsoft provides on the pipelines in order to build complex automation projects. Course is focused on practical examples of pipeline use cases that you can build and exercise on Azure DevOps platform. Those examples vary and depend on various services either azure internal or external that you can use plug n play in order to build, deploy and secure your infrastructure and deployments. Through the curriculum you can learn all the components required in order to create automation cases and understand how the tooling works in depth.

Some of the objectives that you will learn are:

1. cron schedules
2. build pipelines
3. release pipelines
4. repositories
5. devops tools
6. environments
7. approvals
8. variables and parameters
9. devops agents

DevOps tools that are covered through this course:

1. Python
2. Terraform
3. Ansible
4. .NET
5. NodeJS
6. Azure Web apps
7. azure cli
8. Kubernetes
9. Docker
10. DevSecOps

DevSecOps tools that are covered through this course:

1. Sonarqube
2. Trivy
3. Gitleaks
4. Snyk

Examples pipelines that are included:

• hello-world-pipeline
  Create a hello world YAML pipeline
• share-variables
  Share local variables between jobs and tasks
• predefined-variables
  Use predefined variables for Working Directories, Git Repositories and Artifacts
• build-strategy
  Build pipelines continuous integration strategy
• terraform-az-lin-win
  Terraform pipeline to provision resources on Azure
• rest-api-object
  Pipeline which triggers a pipeline using Azure devops REST Api
• called-from-rest-api
  Pipeline with a parameter object as input which should be called from a REST API
• unit-tests-azuredevops
  Build unit tests and publish on Azure devops
• conditions
  Conditionally run tasks inside pipelines
• build-dotnet
  Build a .NET application
• deploy-appservice
  Build and deploy appservice on Azure
• pipeline-templates
  Using a template structure for devops pipelines
• start-vm-loop
  Start VMs on Azure using loops
• cron-schedule
  Run a pipeline based on a cron schedule
• environmet-approval
  Create build and release pipelines approvals using environments
• multi-repo-checkout
  Checkout multiple git repositories on azure devops pipelines
• variables-parameters
  Using variables and parameters on YAML pipelines
• stages-jobs-tasks
  Stages, jobs and tasks inside a YAML pipeline
• execute-ansible
  Execute ansible playbooks through azure devops
• python-execution
  Execute python scripts
• build-nodejs
  Build node JS applications using npm tool
• update-build-number
  Update pipeline name by changing build number
• install-win-software
  Install software (exe, msi) on windows machines
• execute-command
  Execute command on a virtual server without username and password
• starting-template
  Starting template with stage, job, tasks
• push-package-feed
  Push a package to Artifact feeds
• kubernetes-deployment
  Deploy nginx on kubernetes cluster
• manual-validation
  Execute tasks based on manual validation
• jmeter-loadtest
  Use Jmeter for performance testing
• stage-dependencies
  Create deployment workflows with stage dependencies
• jobs-dependencies
  Create execution workflows with job dependencies
• dependson-variable
  Dynamic dependencies with variables and parameters
• acr-build-push
  Build dotnet microservice and push on container registry
• code-scan-trivy
  Scan code projects with trivy
• snyk-scan-container
  Scan container images with snyk
• gitleaks-scan
  Scan for passwords and secrets with gitleaks
• azure-load-testing
  Load test websites with Azure Load testing
• sonarqube-scan
  Use Quality Gates and scan source code with sonarqube
• run-pipeline-after-another
  Run pipeline after another finishes execution