Hi!
Thanks for this info, it help me understand better.
But i was wondering if you could help me with this task:
I want to deploy to azure let say a solution with both webjobs, webapp, etc to azure everything is in .Net exept the front end that is in Angular.
And i want to have a pipeline that look lite this:
build, test (unit, integration)-> deploy to DEV -> Deploy to Qa -> Deply to Staging -> swap to production.
I want to have this kind of pipeline so that i cant test my donet app in dev, end if every is working send it to acc and so on and so on.
I have look in google, youtube etc. but it seem dificult to find this info for .net with gitlab.
In azure devops you can choose like build for .net and will get lot of predifine task, like restore the solutionm download nugets, build the solution and zip in in an artifac. also for deply to different stages. But with gitlab i dont fins such things.
Sorry for the lon text.
Thank you in advance. anoob in gitlab
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Hi!
Thanks for this info, it help me understand better.
But i was wondering if you could help me with this task:
I want to deploy to azure let say a solution with both webjobs, webapp, etc to azure everything is in .Net exept the front end that is in Angular.
And i want to have a pipeline that look lite this:
build, test (unit, integration)-> deploy to DEV -> Deploy to Qa -> Deply to Staging -> swap to production.
I want to have this kind of pipeline so that i cant test my donet app in dev, end if every is working send it to acc and so on and so on.
I have look in google, youtube etc. but it seem dificult to find this info for .net with gitlab.
In azure devops you can choose like build for .net and will get lot of predifine task, like restore the solutionm download nugets, build the solution and zip in in an artifac. also for deply to different stages. But with gitlab i dont fins such things.
Sorry for the lon text.
Thank you in advance. anoob in gitlab