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What is an Azure DevOps?
Microsoft’s Azure DevOps is a Software as a Service platform. It is a hosted service providing development and collaboration tool that was formerly known as Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS). It is one of the tools that has multiple services and you can use the services to create DevOps life cycle in their process.
What are the Azure DevOps Components?
Following are the Azure DevOps Components:
Azure Pipelines: These Pipelines are the CI/CD tool that facilitates automated building, testing, and deployment
Azure Boards: It will help you to quickly plan, manage, and track work and in custom reporting across your entire team.
Azure Artifacts: It is used to create, store, and share packages (development artifacts). This component ensures your pipeline has fully integrated package management.
Azure Repos: It Provides full-support for cloud-hosted private repositories.
Azure Test Plans: A solution for tests and capturing data about defects. Its includes manual/exploratory testing and continuous testing.
What are the key components of DevOps Life Cycle?
Following are the key DevOps Components:
Continuous development
Continuous integration
Continuous testing
Continuous deployment
Continuous monitoring
Continuous feedback
Continuous operations
What are test objectives supports for Azure Test Plans?
Azure Test Plans supports the following test objectives:
Manual and exploratory Testing: Planned manual testing, User acceptance testing, Exploratory testing, Stakeholder feedback.
Automated Testing
Traceability
Reporting and analysis
What are the Key concepts of Azure DevOps Pipeline?
Key concepts for new Azure Pipelines users:
A trigger initiates an Azure DevOps Pipeline to run.
A pipeline can have many stages. A pipeline can deploy to single or multiple environments.
A stage can be specified to manage jobs in a pipeline and each stage has various jobs.
Each job runs on one agent. It’s also possible that a job doesn’t have an agent.
Each agent runs a job that may have various steps.
A step can be anything like a script or task and it is the compact part of a pipeline.
A task is a pre-bundled script that acts like to publish a build artifact or to call a REST API.
A run publishes a bunch of files or bundles called an artifact.
How to test Azure DevOps Pipeline locally?
There are several tools used to test the Azure DevOps pipeline locally. These tools include Visual Studio Code extension Azure Pipelines, and Azure DevOps Snippets. They can help in showcasing the YAML flow hierarchy, Azure DevOps pipeline parameters, and tasks.
What are the benefits of Azure Test plans?
Key benefits of Azure Test Plans:
Test on any platform
Integrated Analytics
Rich diagnostic data collection
End to End Traceability
Extensible Platform
What do you know about Azure DevOps Server?
The Azure DevOps Server, previously known as the Team Foundation Server (TFS), is a DevOps server solution that is targeted for on-premise deployments. Azure DevOps Server is built on the SQL Server backend. Usually, customers choose this product when they think their data should reside within their network and also if they need access to SQL Server Reporting Services.
Why DevOps on Azure is important?
Get Started Fast and Robust – In the Azure account, there are IoT Services on Azure ready to use without the need to set up or software to install.
Programmable: – It also provides an option to each service via the Azure CLI or through API’s
Automation: – Azure uses automation to build faster and more efficiently.
Fully Managed Services – These services take advantages of Azure resources without worrying about settings of installing software or operating infrastructure on our own.
Built for Scale: – It manages a single instance and also scales up to thousands using Azure services.
Secure and Safe: – Azure IAM sets user permission and policies. It is used for user access on particular services of Azure resources and how user access those services.
What are the Real-life Applications of DevOps?
For Car Manufacturing Industries
For Online Financial Trading
For Network Cycling
For Software Bug Reduction
For Airlines
For Fast Software development
For Early Defects Detection
For Decreased Computation Cost and Operation Time
For Automation testing
What containers Azure DevOps support?
Azure DevOps has the following container support.
Docker
Net with containers.
Azure Kubernetes services.
Azure Service Fabric application with Docker support.
Which tools are used for Continuous Testing?
Following are some of the Continuous testing tools:
Docker
Jenkins
Bamboo
Eggplant
Selenium
TestComplete
Testsigma
SoapUI
Cucumber
Katalon Studio
Appium
ReadyAPI
Postman
Vagrant
Jmeter
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Which tools are used for Continuous Integration?
Following are some of the Continuous Integration tools:
Microsoft Azure DevOps
Gitlab
Codefresh
Semaphore
Provar
Copado
Pantheon
Circle CI
Gearset
CloudBees CI
Github
Bitrise
Which tools are used for Continuous Deployment?
Following are some of the Continuous Deployment tools:
GitLab
Bamboo
Jenkins
AutomatePro
Semaphore
AWS CodeDeploy
Octopus Deploy
TeamCity
DeployBot
Shippable
What tools are used for Infrastructure Configuration?
Three most popular tools for Infrastructure Configuration.
Chef
Puppet
Ansible
What are the different DevOps solution architectures?
Following DevOps scenarios to design solution architectures.
CI/CD for Containers
Java CI/CD using Jenkins and Azure Web Apps
Container CI/CD using Jenkins and Kubernetes on Azure Kubernetes Service
Immutable Infrastructure CI/CD using Jenkins and Terraform on Azure Virtual Architecture
DevTest image factory
CI/CD for Azure VMs
CI/CD for Azure Web Apps
What are the tools alternatives to Azure DevOps?
Following are some of the Azure DevOps alternative tools:
