ASP.NET Core CI/CD Pipeline with VS2019 in 10 Minutes!

[@hooseinsaeed]

Already implemented in my current project. really love it.

[@hooseinsaeed]

but some of my NuGet packages are having compatibility issues on Nuget restore as "not compatible with netcoreapp2.2" while they are actually working with 2.2 on my VS

[@shivajikakad5098]

Thanks for the very quick and informative video.

[@pablogarnica6608]

Thank you.. very clear explanation! you make see it's not so hard.

[@ravikumarmalipeddi1171]

That's true. "MICROSOFT is really AWESOME...!" Making things easier for a developer. Thank you so much for the video.

[@nehatiwari6823]

Awesome Tutorial for newbies!!....Thanks👍

[@shivarymec8835]

Hi Hassan, how can we integrate different tools such as sonarqube, coverity etc into this pipeline ?

[@HindiCoderss]

i am not getting the continuous delivery option in the publish sction rather than only create a publish profile . do i have to select anything from that or installing some other dependencies

[@everyonesview]

Utterly cool. Cheers for that!

[@HassanHabib]

Thank you.

[@iceman_molina]

Insane!!!

[@luisalbertomendezsuarez9465]

Thank you very much, it was very helpful

[@compman73]

Is any way to make all steps fully automated without need to click on build and release on Azure platform?

[@nitindeole2810]

It's awesome...Thank you buddy...

[@TechRajputOfficial]

Great tutorial.

[@mhmohammadi9652]

awsome

[@younesreguieg4756]

I'm looking for how can I deploy aspnetcore on VPS OVH(OS:CentOS/WebServer:Apache/Database:MySQL) and use CI/CD with version control like github and apply(Add Migration) any changes in the Entities on the database , help me to know the best practices for this problem or just give me an article ,thank you

[@CHICUDOALHO]

An awesome tutorial made by "The Azure Aquaman"(Jason Momoa)😂. Thanks man!

[@shivajikakad5098]

Really an Aquaman 😂

[@pandarikkal]

I am using visual studio 2019 community edition. why I am not geting publish,start, continuous delivery options ? I tried VS 2022 community also. there also those options are missing. please advise

[@HassanHabib]

It might only be available on VS Pro or Enterprise.

[@sreenuksr]

Hi Hassan, I have gone through your video. It is fantastic. I wish you a very happy and presperous year to you. Any possibility to automate our builds like weekly or bi-weekly deployment thru pipe-line. It would be more helpfule if you share or prepare a video on this. thank you!

[@RouxAdventures]

Hey, thanks so much for the video. Just a question, Under "Setup Azure Pipelines" within VS2019 there are 2 sections in your video - Select a repo branch and Select Target Azure Resources. In mine I have 3; Select an Azure DevOp Project. Do I need to create that manually 1st on Azure portal? That a new thing they introduced?

[@HassanHabib]

Yeah I had to create the actual project in ADO first

[@Vivalavidapool]

sick! Thanks for that!

[@Prasadrkmca]

Nice video sir

[@faijalmalik4701]

Suppose to i have 3 differenr enviroment like Development Staging And live How to manage ci/cd Please help me in this

[@keeganfargher6418]

Not saying this is the best solution, but we create separate branches for each environment and when code changes in each of those branches it triggers a build and release for that environment

[@harshadbubane5113]

Overall nicely explained..👍 Will the it work the same way in VS 2017 version?

[@A4amenvi]

Man you're a Saint ❤.

[@lukasz_7690]

Very interesting. Just noticed that there is no azure.pipelines.yml configuration file in the azure repository. What if wanted to add additional tasks to the pipeline? Where should I do this?

[@SenthilkumarSV]

good one mate. But looks Continuous delivery is not available by default in VS 2019. I am using Professional edition.

[@HassanHabib]

I'm wondering if this is an enterprise version thing.

[@theITvideos]

nice demo! I am working on a .Net Core Console App in Visual Studio 2019. I don't see the Publish button or the Overview page

[@HassanHabib]

What version of VS 2019 are you using?

[@rupeshkamble9105]

Can we use legacy TFS with CICD, instead of azure source control??

[@A4amenvi]

Great insight! I am looking for the best (cost effective and easy of use) ci/cd with k8s for my aspnet core 3.0 and angular 8 web app projects . Kindly help with some advice and/or demo. Stay blessed.

[@abdulrhmanradwan4013]

PERFECT

[@devsri79]

Really good demo..just like to ask if we have an asp.net do we need to go with this.. and for java applications Jenkins. Wats your view?

[@HassanHabib]

You don't have to go with this option if you are doing in ASP.NET, but it's highly recommended. As for Java I think Jenkins is a great option, but I haven't done much with Java so there might be other options.

[@Vivalavidapool]

It's definitely recommended in team environment and to make sure that you've deployed all the necessary code from your machine and you avoid app working only on your machine and nowhere else.

[@MikeMichellelucas]

Do you have something similar using Git Lab?

[@HassanHabib]

No sorry. I work exclusively with Microsoft products

[@aniani2020]

I have a question: Instead of having Git source control in Azure, if I have an On-Premises TFS, can we automate this similar DevOps process?

[@HassanHabib]

Theoretically yes, but I haven't done it myself.

[@andreneveseng]

My company uses CI/CD from Jenkins. Can VS help building a pipeline in Jenkins enviroment?

[@HassanHabib]

I haven't tried that - seems to be theoretically possible with VS extensions but I haven't tried if myself.

[@andreneveseng]

Thanks,@@HassanHabib . Where am I supposed to find these kind of extension? VS Code has a marketplace. Is there something similar for VS 2019?

[@farazshaheen]

Hi Hassan, It was really very nice and impressive tutorial. I have a Question that, code level changes can be deployed as CI/CD. but if there would also a change at database level like adding a column in one of a table in SQL Server then how that change will be deployed along with the code. I will look forward for your reply. Thanks Qazi

[@HassanHabib]

If you are using the EntityFramework, everytime you do a SQL code-first update, it generates a migration file for you. if you have your EF Context setup to Migrate then it will kick off any new migrations as soon as the instance is deployed to Azure app service. Here's a video that shows you how to setup your storage broker to support automated migrations: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6KVaXWtbtutnbc I hope this helps.

[@MR-ne5ww]

Terimakasih

[@ahmetsse]

What do you suggest if we also have code first database ? Will it be easy ?

[@HassanHabib]

Should be straightforward- code first migration task in your pipeline will do the trick for ya.

[@minh_tran]

Thank you for your video! I have a .NET core with SQL Server db and Angular app. I tried to use the same steps as you did but it gave me errors such as: Build:Cannot find type definition file for 'jasmine'. What should I do? Thank you

[@HassanHabib]

jasmine is a js specific library it requires additional configurations to set that up in the pipeline it won't come natively from VS pipeline setup. I also highly recommend using Blazor if you are exploring options for doing UI with .NET

[@minh_tran]

​@@HassanHabib thanks for the fast reply. I found this link: timdows.com/projects/net-core-with-angular-continuous-integration-and-deployment-with-azure-devops/ I'll try to follow it and see if it works

[@minh_tran]

@@HassanHabib About .NET, I'm building this last project with it and I'll move on to Nodejs and React. I'll remember your recommendation if I ever come back to .NET

[@HassanHabib]

@@minh_tran Best of luck, let me know if you have any questions.

[@grooms777]

Does it work in Visual Studio Community 2019? or only in Professional

[@HassanHabib]

I haven't tried it - ill check and let you know

[@heyharshdeep]

Can you help with database deployment

[@HassanHabib]

Sure thing, tell me more about exactly what you are trying to do.

[@Noonie893]

What about if the releases must be done On premises? Can it be as easy as you’re describing here?

[@HassanHabib]

Is it an on-premise Azure or on-premise custom server?

[@Noonie893]

Hassan Habib on premise custom servers. Sorry for the delay response.

[@HassanHabib]

@@Noonie893 I haven't really tried an on-premise, but theoretically it should be the same with Azure installed as PaaS on your local servers.

[@artiusit3625]

what extensions are you using...I can't get past the step of deploying to my localhost

[@HassanHabib]

Not using any extensions, pure vs2019

[@artiusit3625]

@@HassanHabib could you please provide a link for a mac OS download?

[@HassanHabib]

@@artiusit3625 I haven't tried a full CI/CD on a mac, but here's the link: visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/mac/

[@HassanHabib]

@Theophilus Tor You're welcome :-)

[@THE_NE0]

How much it cost ?

[@Vivalavidapool]

for a single project, DevOps (includes repo, build and release servers) doesn't cost anything, try it for free. You'll need azure subscription for actual webserver, you can do a trial account and there are very basic cheap settings to try out most of the tooling. Server without a database will be free on most basic setting.

[@CodeThatVoid]

Your local build looks reaaaaalllly laggy.. :( whats all about that?

[@HassanHabib]

It usually isn't but because I'm recording in 4k most of memory (32GB) is consumed capturing full quality video for desktop and camera.

[@CodeThatVoid]

Oh. That makes sense. Haven't considered 4k. :) Anyway. Really useful video. Thank you. Will need to look into Azure pricing, as not many options to host .NET Core elsewhere anyways. At least for now.

[@PaulSebastianM]

Hmm... you're sitting in the corner... why? :D

[@HassanHabib]

I don't get it. sorry.

[@PaulSebastianM]

@@HassanHabib Corner of the able.

[@mmm_mightymanmovement]

Any guesses why I am seeing this? Configuring Azure Pipelines. This might take several minutes... Creating Azure resources: Creating Resource Group VeggieWebShop-dev-rg....done Creating App Service Plan VeggieWebShop-dev-asp..........done Creating App Service VeggieWebShop-dev-as......................done Creating Azure Pipelines.............................failed Error: Setting up the build pipeline for Azure DevOps Project veggiewebshop failed. Details: Status Message: Configuration failed at step: 'Creating assets'. More details: Failed to acquire access token.. Status: Failed

[@HassanHabib]

I wonder if you have permissions issue?

[@addtyu6176]

10 Minutes ?? More like 13 minutes...

[@HassanHabib]

My bad - sorry 😞