cicd.md

CI/CD

You can use azure-pipelines.yml (in the repo root) to create the CI/CD pipeline in your Azure DevOps project.

After importing the pipeline from YML file, create the service connections:

• GitHub - created automatically when the pipeline is imported from the repo
• Docker registry
  • If you use DockerHub with MFA, create an access token and use it
  • If you use your own private registry, create a dedicated user there
• Azure Resource Manager
  • Use the automatically created service principal in the subscription scope

Create a variable group named prod.env and define variables in bicep/prod.env there.

Configure in azure-pipelines.yml variables for the service connection names:

• azureServiceConnectionName
• registryServiceConnectionName

Configure in azure-pipelines.yml variable dockerRepositoryUrl. If using private registry over DockerHub, include the full URL to the repository.