Setup Your Blazor Wasm and ASP.NET Core Web API in Azure Devops: Dev To Azure - Part 1

We go ahead and talk you through how to set up a Blazor Wasm and a ASP.NET Core Web API in Azure Devops.

The first step is to set up an organisation and a project in Azure Devops. Once the project has been set up, you can go ahead and create the repo.

We have already set up a local Git repository on our machine. The next step is to push the repo up to Azure Devops. We do that by generating a new SSH key in GitBash and adding the public key into Azure Devops.

The reason why we are pushing our applications up to Azure Devops is so we can deploy our applications to Azure servers, and to set up continuous integration (CI).

This begins our four-part "Dev To Azure" series. In later episodes, we will deploy our Blazor Wasm and ASP.NET Core API to Azure and set up continuous integration. In addition, we will look set up a SQL Server database and look at access restrictions & errors when running an ASP.NET Core application in Azure.

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[namanvohra]

Really nice video. How to do this If i already have a project cloned from GitHub?