Azure DevOps: Zero to Hero Tutorial 

Informative tour on Azure DevOps. Love it! 🥰🥰

Finally one understandable Demo with nessesary explanations what the creation steps actually mean. And how a beginner can be enabled to start with all the overwhelming options. Please do more of this maybe in complex szenarios. (without copying and pasting Code). Thank you for your great work.

Wow, even with previous Azure DevOps experience, I picked up a surprisingly large amount of information in two hours. Kudos to presenting the information in such a clean and understandable format. Thank you!

thank you Nana and april, appreciate the effort you guys put into walking us through azure devops. would recommend this video to more beginners in azure devops

Clear, concise and informative breakdown. You guys are awesome!

Thank you Nana & April for such great session. ❤

What an amazing video and a breakdown! Learnt so so much from this, thank you both! Nana and April teaming up like when the Avengers first came together.

Very well explained. Thank you for sharing your efforts!

Thank you both so much for sharing. A lot of people need this. i am just getting started with aZ-104 Azure administrator right now but this will be next.

Great content , when I exactly needed it . Thank you. , both .

Thanks a lot for such an insightful session!

You guys are superb!!👏👏👏👏

Great tutorial. All features are nicely explained.

Thank you for this concise explanation, ladies.

Excellent session Nana, you have given great insight on Azure devops for beginners...

Amazing video. Thanks 🙏

Thanks so much for this wonderful video.

Nana, you are the best woman in IT! Thank you! Absolutely amazing

Great session. Thanks

This was pretty fantastic. Recently got thrust into ADO and got stuck on the Pipeline work. This helped me to think through some things better so thanks much.

You actually nailed the title of your video. From Zero to Hero. Very nicely explained from someone with zero knowledge of DevOps like me

Great tutorial. Thank you! :)

GReAt, Thank you for effort

This is the best crash course hands on❤

Both April and Nana must be the best communicators and presenters of DevOps knowledge! I hope you two are planning to build your own company and do very well for yourselves! You deserve it. I will be recommending your videos to my teams when the time is right to teach somebody everything about DevOps ❤

Thanks for this video

Thanks so much

Great job ! big overview :) thank you very much!I have some questions more... how synchronise azure steps with agile sprint ? (like : does a sprint include board to Artifcat and the tests are outside of the sprints ? ) What mean the item status CLOSED for devops ? and why we don't need to ensure on test plan every US is tested ?

Many thanks..

Thanks a lot Nana and April for this very interesting video, I really appreciated it. Could you please update the readme with infra details ? thanks a lot

Nana is awesome

21:31 Net item in agile has no User story or bug

I always like Nana's voice🎉

thank you

Thanks this video give me many informations I was looking for, I want to ask you if it's possible to run automated tests on pull request. We need to do some automatic checks on code before the PR go to approval by reviewers... Thanks

I am a simple person. I see Nana, I click like 👍

1:54:18 DeployToProd should depends on Approve ("dependsOn" in second job). Now it is done in parallel and deployment does not wait for approval.

34:44 Retrospectives isn't part of the OOB Azure DevOps Organization and you have to install an extension to get it!

Thanks for this video. Is there any prerequisite for this tutorial? I come from a non-IT background. No coding experience. Starting from scratch.

Fabulous work you both are did...come to question, we are deploying Salesforce Environment we are used JFrog Artifactory but we are planning to move Azure artifact's is it fine approach..how to publish the artifact's..what is azure feed should I deploy old articats using artifacts..

thats a great video ,i have a problem with the Azure artifacts, like when i am running on my feature branch the Tag version is 1.0.1, whn merging with the Develop Branch its getting changed to 271.1.0 ,but i want to be with 1.0.1 version for the Client SDK and the Data N Service Dll... but why its getting changed? any idea.

Is it possible to make a careet shift from IT side to Devops...I have experienced in SQL and very little in python...Im doing mostly operating data flow...not developing any part...

you both are doing good work...I also want to learn azure devops but currently I am learning aws devops ...and some people said don't learn aws devops and azure devops simultaneously...you might get confuse at interview , is it right ? simultaneously learning aws and azure devops is appropriate or not ? what is your opinion on it ?

Hi April & Nana, thanks very much for creating this video !! Pls, I am not able to open the website / link you suggested at the beginning of this video.. Are there any other options, pls ? Many thanks..

This is a valuable read. A book I picked up recently that covers the same subject was remarkable. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill

If you have 2 branches off of main and the first branch makes a change, how does the second branch merge in those changes??

Hi, I am looking to migrate from TFS Server to latest Azure Devops Server(Not Cloud Services). Can you suggest any tool or material for this?

How does this relate with Github Actions? Isn't the latter one the more recent approach to DevOps?

Does it not mean that I should go do software engineering or at least learn necessary programming languages before learning Azure?

Could anyone recommend some course about azure ci/cd pipelines? Nd something integrated with AWS services?

How come the presenter is seeing Bug, Issue, Task, Test Case, User Story at @0:13:29 whereas I see only Epic, Issue and task under 'New Work Item'. Some things that she is showing here are different than what it looks for me in DevOps.

What style board did you create?

where can we find that option compliance, is that a plugin? whats the name? thanks

Can you edit or delete a branch in azure devops, say you make a spelling error in the branch name

From Zero to Starter

Hi guys and @AzureDevOps, I need some help. I am a junior .Net fullsatck developer and I want to understand the relationship between branches and environments. Nana mentioned that when we want to deployDev, deployTest and deployProd, we should trigger the main branch. At my team, everyone works on his own branch then he make a Pull request on azure devops (a request to merge his own branch with the dev branch). At our project, we have three environments (dev, test and prod) and I want to understand what really happen after the feature branches were merged into the dev branch. There will be a merge from dev branch to test branch then to main branch ? Each environemnt will be deployed from each branch or all the environment will be deployed from only the main branch ? Thanks in advance.

Azure Devops Services is missing in our organization, why?

I have used some "old fashioned" on-premises tools for decades. You really have to write code to create a pipeline? No graphical UI for that?

Nice overview, however, I hoped it was a genuine tutorial that provided us with the code and assets needed to follow along. I tried to suck it up and create my own assets but got lost and confused too many times. The software is very complex, and I appreciate you all clearing up the fog, but unless my projects were structure like yours I don't have the same options for the same screens. This is my fifth different source to learn this software and nobody has provided their beginning environment, therefore I've gotten lost and frustrated each time. Please, always provide the code/assets used in the video or let us know that it's an overview/demo and not a tutorial.

good video. But, the content does not go with the title "Zero to Hero". you could have made this even simpler. I don't think, if anyone without knowing what is devops can follow from the beginning. ask this question for yourself and see if I am wrong. thank you

Hello, I have a request. In every video I see, people create projects or anything like demo etc. I cant grasp the thought process behind creating different projects. If you could provide an example instead of just creating 'demo' project, it would be very helpful Here are few things about the place I work in. if you could give some suggestions on how to manage the team and work as well as project creation, I would be very grateful 1.) There are limited devs and QA's often meaning a single developer will be working on multiple unrelated work like at once. (Eg They may work on one story for 1-2 hours for story development, another hour for a live bug, another hour for another bug etc) 2.) New requirements comes frequently which leads to potin 1, but we cannot says lets do this later as these might be live bugs that needs immediate effort. But since this happens everyday, planned work never gets done or is very shaky as is done in the last minute. 3.) Currently there is mobile developers, UI developers and Database developers. Mobile developers and UI developers are not related in terms of work. Db developers helps both. 4.) The product has multiple modules (eg, module A has UI and logic for identifying a client , module B has UI and logic for bringing them to sales pipeline and module c has client onboarding to the product ) 5.) Requirements and changes for any story comes almost everyday With this context, how can I do the following 1.) Create a process to manage above issues. 2.) Create projects based on above information. Any suggestions is highly appreciated. If anyone has worked on similar situation, please mention what steps you took to implement and improve process. Please reply if you have any suggestion

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I have to agree with a number of the comments here in that this is lacking some important details that would make this more of a "tutorial". The area most in need of explanation is the entire pipelines chapter. You never explain how you know what to put where or what the syntax is. You also copy and paste low level SSH commands that don't make any sense and you don't explain them. For instance, the FQIN used in the docker commands includes your repository name twice, and doesn't appear to include the registry or a username. Why? How are we supposed to learn anything when we don't understand what you did? Not to say this isn't a valuable video with a lot of good information, but you could have made it exceptional if you added a few more details.

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Too bad. This video started out great, then Nana began "talking" through MANY complex pipeline concepts with no explanation or demo. Such a loss.