Azure DevOps | Setting up self-hosted Build Agent

This video discusses the relationship between Agent Pools, Build Agents, and the Build Server, as well as how to create a self-hosted build agent.
A self-hosted agent is one that you set up and maintain on your own to run jobs. In Azure Pipelines, you can employ self-hosted agents. Self-hosted agents allow you more flexibility in terms of installing dependencies for your builds and deployments.

[@prasadmadushan]

Perfectly working, thank you

[@pranavkashyap]

thanks for the detailed video, it really helped

[@duboffik1129]

Great! Thanks

[@andonii46]

thanks a lot!

[@user-ll2xw7tn6v]

Thanks for video. It will be good to inform about what should be installed on a machine with build Agent (self-hosted agent) in case it's a new empty windows server. I met this problem. Looks like it requires .net framework 4.7+ for agent itself and.... .net core 3.1+ SDK (not a runtime!) and maybe other SDK for build processes.

[@sizeofeight]

I like your suggestion and I believe that it might be a good idea to create new video with the complete process :)