How to use Azure Artifacts

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Have you decided to push your NPM packages to Azure Artifacts feeds? It's not hard. And if your CI/CD builds happen in the Azure DevOps dashboard, Azure Artifacts and NPM packages created after your pipeline runs successfully is a natural fit.

Here's a quick example on how to create a simple React app, connect it to your Azure Artifacts feed, and push the artifact from your local dev environment and make it visible in the Azure DevOps dashboard.

Be Scrumtuous! Always do continuous delivery and continuous deployment. And if you're using Azure, continuously delivery built software by using the Azure Artifacts repo. It's a virtuously Agile way to build your software.

[valdezfam]

I work as an Azure VM engineer and this still fascinates me. So much out there and so many tools, it's amazing. Great video and keep it up!

[SanderCokart]

Straight to the point and everything I needed to know, thank you :)

[smchauhan]

Thanks Darcy for sharing tutorial, I was not aware about Azure, but will definitely try this now.

[ivanphone]

I never knew about Azure artifacts. Interesting to see a specific NPM option for pushing node based tract apps.

[Tiberiumgod]

Is it not a storage for your project that only contains required packages? You don't need to put your own code there or I misunderstand something?

[MadGoat]

Why does the video say 1080, but it looks like it was filmed with a potato?

[ismailyousfi]

Thank you for the information. I was a ignorance.

[userhjg]

I think this video is wrong... Because we need the feeds for building packages only... She is building a website and for some reason publishing it as a NPM package..

[no-save]

Great tutorial, but it's pronounced like As-zhr not a-zoar