06003 Creating a Feed

About the course

Hello Cloud Gurus!


Ever since Microsoft introduced Azure DevOps, there have been a lot of people asking… What exactly is Azure DevOps?
Azure DevOps is a fully integrated set of services that together provide you with all the tools necessary for building and maintaining a backlog, hosting your source code repositories, implementing continuous integration, along with delivery and testing workflows for your products before releasing them. In this course you will become familiar with Azure DevOps (formerly known as VSTS and before that, VSO) and explore the five services that make up Azure DevOps:

Azure Boards
Azure Repos
Azure Pipelines
Azure Test Plans
Azure Artifacts
In this course, you’ll learn:

What Azure DevOps is, a brief history of the service and how to set up an instance for your team.
What Azure Boards are and how you can use them to manage your work.
How to use Azure Repos to store your code and manage pull requests.
How to use Azure Pipelines to set up fully-automated builds and releases.
What Azure Test Plans are and how we can use these for manual and exploratory testing.
How to leverage Azure Artifacts to set up your own curated package management feeds.
Whether you are a developer or not, working alone or in a team, Azure DevOps can help you organize the way you plan, create and deliver software. This course will show you how it works, how to get started, and tips & tricks on how to get the most out of Azure DevOps.

What you will need

Basic understanding of software development

Basic understanding of software development processes

Basic understanding or experience in building and deploying software


What you can expect

Demonstrate an understanding of what Azure DevOps is and how it can be used.
Facilitate agile processes through the tools available in Azure Boards.
Set up and use a Git repository hosted in your Azure DevOps account.
Create your own build and release definitions.
Understand what Azure Test Plans are and how to use them.
Understand Azure Artifacts and leverage this service to setup and consume your own package feed.