YAML RELEASES In AZURE DEVOPS PIPELINE | Configure Build and Release YAML file

Hello friends, Earlier last year Azure Pipelines YAML Continuous Deployment features were announced. This allows configuring Release Pipelines as part of the YAML file, which was earlier limited to only the build pipeline.

Prior to this, Release Pipelines could be configured only using the Visual User Interface editor. This is now referred to as Classic Releases. With YAML Releases the pipeline is defined as part of the yml file that lives with the source code repository. This allows versioning of the build and deploy pipeline as well and it grows along with the application.

In this video, we will learn about YAML Releases, their high-level structure and learn how to create one to build and deploy a web application to Azure

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[vincentzhao]

This is exactly what I need when trying to setup YAML based build + release pipeline in my new engagement. Great work and keep doing this!

[tahertamboli]

Having seen so many tutorials. Your way of training is refreshing to watch. thank you!. Keep at it!

[nishanthraj]

Thank you so much. With classic releases, it was very difficult for me to import/export release pipelines. Now incorporating both build and release in the same YAML makes it portable. Can't wait to try this out!!

[agraltechnologies]

You are the GURU.
Thanks
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[IamSandeepKmr]

Bro this is next level. No less, no more, just precise and to the point. I am your fan now! SUBSCRIBED.

[peacefulfarm]

This is exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks.

[nads]

Great tutorial - thanks very much Rahul.

[riyashussain]

Really loved your video!! very simple and clean teaching, with all reasoning references to azure documentation!!.. I wish I found/saw your video first (to save time) .. Loved your work Rahul .. thumbs up!!.. I had been searching ways to edit the releases (i.e. CD) as a yml(instead of visual studio edit), but nowhere I could find a reference.. mentioning the job as deployment was the key!! Thanks to you!! Please tag your video with #Azure and #AzureDevOps for more reachability (and save many others)

[dhavalgopujkar]

Liked your videos, Helped me develop release pipeline in my project.

[a.durgadevi]

Nice explanation. Thank you very much for the video

[PieterTemmerman]

Excellent video Rahul.
I was wondering how one could reuse artifacts and whether this is a good practice.
Let's say the code hasn't changed, just the ARM template. Instead of going through all the stages again, I'd like to skip the build stage and only run the deploy stage, using a previous build artifact.

[moriazizi]

Great course. very useful. Thank you Rahul.

[igoryastrebov]

Cool! Idea for enhancement: instead of embedding build as a stage, use external build artifact via Resources. Or even join several artifacts from several build pipelines.

[krishnab]

Thanks for this video. It helps me alot. Could you please share build pipeline video. I verified in your blog but not found the build pipeline video

[nareshnv]

Thank you so much for your videos bro! They really helped me get good hands on experience in Azure. Keep up great work!

[AnandKumarGaur]

Awesome!! perfectly explained . Thank you Bro!

[akashkarve]

Hi Rahul, Hats off for the way you have explained whole concept in crisp and clear way. I have a doubt related to variables, how can we pass variables from Build Stage to Deploy Stage.
Thanks in advance. Appreciate your efforts. Cheers :)

[TellaTrix]

I awaiting to yaml release pipeline in az devops, I was expecting yaml will create under release section but we need to create them in build pipeline. Any way it was very awesome and content that you shared here. I would really appreciate your efforts. just let me know can I use yaml release in production environment ?

[manikumarnune]

I want to learn whole devops hands on. I like your videos

[mohammadniazmand]

Thanks for great video.I have a question.If we have two functions in our solution, and we want to create a pipeline for them. What should we do? Creating two separate pipelines for each of them, or just one pipeline for both?