Java CI/CD using Azure DevOps

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Great video
Comment from : Rishab Kumar

thank you for this great explanation
Comment from : oladipupo sulaiman

I learnt something today
Comment from : krishna prasad

Great video, thanks! A quick question, in which cases would you prefer to deploy the java spring boot application as a container in a Web App? In this case you need to modify the artifact generation, I guess
Comment from : Paul Hernandez

very much useful and precise tysm !
Comment from : shraddha Sable

Very Good Thank You, when do some changes in master branch there no automatically build run based on CI/CD Please help me
Comment from : Prince Kumar

How can I combine Java app with SQL db into one pipeline?
Comment from : Interesting Videos

Update Startup command with java -jar /home/site/wwwroot/your-project-001-SNAPSHOTjar in Release pipeline under Azure App Service Deploy in order to see the deployed web page
Comment from : SABHI

Hii thank you for the video, when i try to run release pipeline it shows an error "No package found with specified pattern: C:agent\_work 2a***zip
Check if the package mentioned in the task is published as an artifact in the build or a previous stage and downloaded in the current job" Could you plz help me with this
Comment from : Narayana swamy

hey hi i hava one dought ,i can create a ci but i got all dll files in publish artifacts i need zip files type,how can i get that zip files type can please clarify the dought
Comment from : venkatsh venky

Hi there, thanks for this video Just wanted to ask, would Publish Artifact be enough for me to use third party jar files?
Comment from : Yanga Nkohla

Very useful brother !!
Comment from : Ragavi Selvaraj

Informative video! Can you also please create one video for deploying war file on Azure web app using azure devops
Comment from : Harshal Patil

Thanks Nice video
Comment from : Anthony Moreno

Please do video on end to end deployment on Kubernetesbrthanks
Comment from : boorla pk

Thanks! Really helped
Comment from : Jordan

Thank you
Comment from : Nara Goud

Thanks for the demo Please can you tell me how to get the pom file also as the artifact Here in your example, I need the gs-spring-boot-010pom Please let me know how to get it in the drop folder
Comment from : s w

Thank you for this video, excellent explained
Comment from : mmohammed 1903

I kept SOnacube for code analysis but build failed cant reach 9090 local host how to solve this problmbrshld i install sonarcube in my localsystem??
Comment from : aws services

Thanks! excellent explain!
Comment from : Fernando Ramos

Maven Build and CD for Java application through Azure DevOps pipeline, Very Good Thank you
Comment from : Chandrasekhar Vadnala

Great!!!
Comment from : sumit desai

Hi Can you expalin how can push the created JAR file to Same GitHub Repository
Comment from : PRITAM MOHAPATRA

Hi Houssem, following your video (including your source code) point-to-point, though results in a successful deployment, but I can't see the updated webpage Azure Web Service display the default page in the browser I'v tried other java/springboot projects too, but the same result Now sure what's wrong
Comment from : Arvind Kaushik

can you create one video on using a different agent other than the agent provided by the azure
Comment from : hashcodehub

thanks for this detailed video this is really helpful
Comment from : hashcodehub

Can you show how to do the monitoring in azure like how Nagios do
Comment from : krishna172225

Hello,Beautiful explanation! could you please share your github link for this projectThanks
Comment from : deepak bhalerao

clearly explained thank you so much i have search for this kind of explanations
Comment from : warun Reddy

Thanks for this very helpful tutorial, I tried it but the CD pipeline deployment doesn't work properly It's due to the actual version of azure or a missing config So the deployment just copy the jar file to wwwroot folder of the azure app service without firing up the spring app What I did I replaced the azure web service by an API App in the portal, I ve configured the java stack and finally i associated the Api app to the CD pipeline Now it works for me Thanks
Comment from : shomer2009

Hello!, Houssem Thank for this video, you can help us about how configure a Agent for Java?
Comment from : Uriel Camargo

Very useful video, thanks a lot
Comment from : Hariharan Ayyappan

i am new to visual studio and i wan to open a sample java code for CI/CD pipeline any one will you please help me
Comment from : Lenka Sumasuresh

how to configure maven pom and deploy settings after runnning one pipeline ? Can't find how to again edit maven settings and agent job after running pipeline for the 1st time
Comment from : Prathamesh Shirshivkar

I can't find maven in templates Is this something they removed?
Comment from : David Larsson

Very good explain, quickly, deep and clear
Comment from : Vincenzo Mazzotta

This was very helpful Thanks for everything! Just one quick question I can deploy the app successfully but for some reason the web page will not get updated to the greeting after deployment Is there any reason why this might be?
Comment from : R W

Great Explanation
Comment from : Dulaj Kulathunga

You presented the best tutorial on Java CI/CD using Azure DevOps Configure my Azure DevOps build to get the instant notification upon success or failure in Teams I start using "(catlight net)" Did you have using experience?
Comment from : Till Jackson

Man, you're Tunisian right?
Comment from : mohamed bensalah

this is very informative thank you
Comment from : learnBasicProgwithMe

@Houssem Dellai I am getting "Failed to execute goal orgapachemavenplugins:maven-compiler-plugin:370:compile (default-compile) on project " but it is successfully running on local
Comment from : Yuvraj

The agent is installed on a docker container, not a VM
Comment from : Arie Heinrich

Hi Houssen dellai, your video is very nice and instead of git how to use tfs as a version control in this case, could u plz create one video for this ?
Comment from : Chandrasekhar Gandla

The example doesnt work, I can't see the hello message in java, I put you a comment in the Udemy in the course, please, help me! -- I need this works
Comment from : Joseph