Azure DevOps and PowerShell Pipelines
In this video, we build on DevOps Repos by crating a PowerShell file and running it within a PowerShell based DevOps pipeline. A pipeline is an automation tool built into Azure DevOps that supports continuous integration, continuous development (CI/CD). We review creating a starter pipeline, edit the pipeline to conclude inline PowerShell commands and a PowerShell Script. We then add variables to the pipeline and change the trigger to only run manually. 00:00 - Start 01:30 - Create a PowerShell Script 02:21 - Create a Pipeline 04:04 - Edit the Pipeline 04:21 - Add Inline PowerShell 06:26 - Add PowerShell Script 07:34 - Run the Pipeline 09:25 - Add Pipeline Variables 11:48 - Modify the Trigger Links: Zero to Hero with Azure Virtual Desktop https://www.udemy.com/course/zero-to-... Hybrid Identity with Windows AD and Azure AD https://www.udemy.com/course/hybrid-i...

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