You have an Azure web app named webapp1.
You need to configure continuous deployment for webapp1 by using an Azure Repo.
What should you create first?
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To use Azure Repos, make sure your Azure DevOps organization is linked to your Azure subscription.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/deploy-continuous-deploymentTo configure continuous deployment for an Azure web app using an Azure Repo, you need to create an Azure DevOps organization first.
Azure DevOps is a suite of services that enables you to build, test, and deploy applications to any platform or cloud. It provides a set of services for managing your code repositories, builds, releases, and testing. With Azure DevOps, you can create a pipeline that will build and deploy your application automatically when changes are made to the code.
Here are the steps to configure continuous deployment for webapp1 using Azure DevOps:
Create an Azure DevOps organization: You can create an Azure DevOps organization by going to the Azure DevOps website (https://dev.azure.com/) and signing in with your Azure account. You will be prompted to create an organization, which is a container for your projects, repositories, and pipelines.
Create an Azure Repo: Once you have created your Azure DevOps organization, you can create an Azure Repo to store your web app code. You can create a new repository by navigating to the Repos section of your organization and clicking on New repository.
Set up continuous deployment: To set up continuous deployment, you need to create a pipeline that will build and deploy your web app whenever changes are made to the code in your Azure Repo. You can create a new pipeline by navigating to the Pipelines section of your organization and clicking on New pipeline. You will be prompted to select the source of your code, which should be the Azure Repo you just created.
Configure the deployment settings: Once you have created your pipeline, you can configure the deployment settings for your web app. You will need to select the target environment (in this case, your web app), specify the deployment type (e.g. FTP, Git, or Zip Deploy), and provide any required credentials.
Save and run the pipeline: Once you have configured the deployment settings, you can save your pipeline and run it to deploy your web app. The pipeline will automatically build and deploy your web app whenever changes are made to the code in your Azure Repo.
Note that an Azure Application Insights service, Azure Storage account, or Azure DevTest Labs lab are not required to configure continuous deployment for an Azure web app using an Azure Repo. However, you may choose to use these services for other purposes, such as monitoring your application, storing application data, or testing your application in a virtual environment.