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Release Management in TFS [Video]

By : Paul Hacker
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Release Management in TFS [Video]

By: Paul Hacker

Overview of this book

In this video we are going to discuss what Release Management is while discussing the key concepts of Release Management. After we have shown you how to create and configure release environments, we are going to look at deploying to both on-premises and Azure environments

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Release Management in TFS [Video]
Paul Hacker
Jan, 2018 | 3 hours 40 minutes
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Table of Contents (5 chapters)
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1
Overview of Release Management
The Course Overview
What is Release Management
Key Concepts in Release Management
The Current State of Release Management in TFS/VSTS
2
Release Management
Authoring a New Release Definition
Linking Your Build Definition to a Release
Determining What to Deploy Using Artifacts
Defining and Using Configuration Variables
Configuring Continuous Release
Naming Your Release and Using Retention Policies
3
Configuring Environments
Understanding Environments
Configuring Your Approval Workflow
Selecting Your Deployment Queue
Understanding Deployment Conditions
Cloning Environments
Queue a Release
4
Defining a Release Workflow-on-Premises
Overview of Release Tasks
Copying Files and Running Scripts
Releasing a Web Application to an IIS Server
Executing Tests as Part of Our On-Premises Release
Tracking Our Release
5
Defining a Release Workflow-Azure
Understanding Azure Resources
Understanding Service Endpoints
Configuring Endpoints for Connecting to Azure
Releasing an Azure Web Application
Executing Tests as Part of Our Azure Release
Chapter 3
Configuring Environments
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Section 5
Cloning Environments
In this video, we are going to cover the value of a cloned release environment. It allows us to quickly create environments saving both time and work. - Why clone and environment - We are going to clone an environment
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