Nuget in Azure pt2.md

A Free Powershell Repository with CI CD

...and I do most of the work for you (Part 2 of 3 - the Nuget Server and finishing it off)

Well hello stalwart chums! Hopefully the previous post wasn’t too rough for you. It was also potentially the more boring bit, but give me a chance, I can be more boring.

7. Clone Repo down in Visual Studio 2017
8. New Asp.net Empty
9. Add Nuget.Server package
10. Powershell New-Guid
11. Use Guid as API key in webconfig //improve this
12. Commit and Sync
13. Create Yaml build
14. Switch on CI, do a manual build
15. Build should complete
16. Create Release pipeline > to Azure Webapp with CI
17. Pick the Service Endpoint created in Azure Webapp settings.
18. Do Release , should now be up and running.