Quick creation of SonarQube server and integration with Azure Pipeline

► The command to create SonarQube instance as a server:
az container create -g {your-resource-group-name} --name {put-whatever--name-you-want} --image sonarqube --ports {put-whatever--port-you-want} --dns-name-label {put-whatever--label-name-you-want} --cpu {put-number-of-cpu-you-want} --memory {put-number-of-memory-you-want}

⭐️ Contents ⭐
⌨️ (0:00) Overview of SonarQube
⌨️ (1:02) Create Sonar server by pulling SonarQube image
⌨️ (4:46) Integrate Sonar server into Azure DevOps
⌨️ (7:24) Create Sonar Quality Gates
⌨️ (9:06) Create Azure Pipeline to scan SonarQube

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[trantrungkien]

thank you for sharing! This is very interesting!

[michellecortes]

the command to run/create the devOps instance server, when running on local, you mean it can be run on any folder on the local machine?

[jenjuros]

Hi Alice, I hope you are well, can you post a guide for configure but with an external database