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<p>In this article I will be sharing the good practices in working with YAML based pipelines using an example of Blazor app and publishing it Azure App Service.</p>
<p>If you have already started using Azure Devops, you surely would have come across Pipelines service in it. Azure Pipelines will enable you to orchestrate CI/CD in more defined and standardized manner. Azure Pipelines supports two types<br />1. Classic Pipelines<br />2. YAML Pipelines</p>
<p>Let us explore the YAML ones. Basically you can write the entire CI/CD in one single YAML pipeline which is convenient for apps with not much of third party tools integration. Another good way is to split the entire pipeline into small YAML files or templates for items such as Variables, Build and Deploy stages. By doing this the actual pipeline will be quite neat and readable.</p>
<p>Below is the structure of the YAML Pipelines</p>
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<p>We will inspect each yaml file in detail</p>
<p>1. Standard-CI-CD-Pipeline.yaml</strong> ? This is</em> the main yaml file. We will refer other templates from here.</em> <br />The list items in trigger section enables the triggering criteria ? Master/Release branch changes.</em> <br />Variables are read from templates which is another yaml file in the same directory. Same goes for build and deployment templates. Please note that we are also passing variables read from the variables template to the build and deployment template using the parameters value.</em></p>
<p>2. template-variables.yaml</strong> ? Common variables for the build and deployment templates are read from this yaml file.</em></p>
<p>3. template-build.yaml ?</strong> This is the template for building the project solution. Sample shown is for a .net core app</em>. You may customize according to the type of programming language used for the project.</em> The parameters that is send from the main yaml file are received here and consumed in the subsequent steps. You may also edit the parameters here as well.</em></p>
<p>4. template-deployment.yaml ?</strong> This is the deployment yaml file. Since I am publishing the app to Azure App Service, I</em> have customized the yaml specifically.</em> <br />Please note on the highlighted area, since we are tapping multi-stage pipelines which involves CI and CD together ; referring artifacts should be done in the same way as shown below.</em></p>
<p>Approvals on the multi-stage pipelines</strong></p>
<p>Compared to Azure Classic Pipelines, approvals on multi-stage pipelines are handled in a different way. Azure DevOps provides a new feature called Environment</strong> under Pipelines which can recreate the approvals workflow. To enable it please follow the below steps</p>
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<li>Create Environment under Pipelines. Lets say Production</li>
<li>Click the 3 dots on the right end ? and select Manage Approvals and checks and the enter the email IDs?</li>
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<p>In the deployment template yaml file include this below step as show in the screenshot</p>
<p>If you configured everything correctly and after executing the multi-stage pipeline, you can see something like below in Azure Devops ??</p>
<p>For reference I am sharing the Github repo where you can find the Pipelines and a sample blazor app. For any queries, please don?t hesitate to contact me.</p>
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