Step by step Tutorial to understand CI/CD pipelines ,Release activities, Docker, Code Repos, Project Boards, in Azure
Instruction covers the full lifecycle from build pipeline configurations and artifact copying to release pipelines and automated test jobs.
The curriculum includes Azure Boards functionality such as sprint planning, work items, and backlog management.
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The Azure DevOps interface displays the Release RSA Project pipeline configuration, featuring a sequential workflow connecting QA Environment, Regression Automation, and Production Deployment stages.
The Azure DevOps Backlog view displays prioritized work items alongside an active Sprint 3 planning panel for managing Agile workflows.
The Azure DevOps Repos interface displays the branch list for the project, showing the default master branch alongside a newly created feature branch named 5-Checkout.
This syllabus page outlines the Azure DevOps fundamentals curriculum, detailing Phase 1 topics like CI/CD pipelines and Docker alongside Phase 2 project management activities.
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The progression from fundamentals to specific DevOps tasks aligns well with the declared target audience of freshers and engineers.
