Enhancement/Integrate with Azure Pipelines #208
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This pull request adds support for Azure Pipelines as a CI provider to offer users an alternative option to Travis. Azure Pipelines has a free tier for open source projects and a bunch of nice features like nice test result visualization.
The Azure Pipelines definition also includes optional CD which publishes new master builds to a container registry and then deploys the images to a live system via the existing Azure deployment template. This will be useful to ensure that users can always easily upgrade to running the latest version of the code in production. To enable this feature,
cd.shandazuredeploy.jsonwere extended to support container registries other than Docker Hub.