Multi-Stage Pipeline + Asp.Net Core + Angular + Azure App Service

Azure Multi-Stage Pipeline for Asp.Net Core and Azure, Deploy to Azure App Service

Sibeesh Venu

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Create a multi-stage pipeline, for our Asp.Net core and Angular application, with a task to deploy it to the Azure App Service.

Multi-Stage Pipeline + Asp.Net Core + Angular + Azure App Service

When do you actually think about the deployment? Is it from the day you start developing your application or once after finished developing? If you are in the second category, it is already late to move to the first category. The word pipeline comes into the picture when we talk about deployment. This way we can easily achieve Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery. So, here in this post, we are going to see how we can create a multi-stage pipeline, for our Asp.Net core and Angular application, and at the end to deploy it to the Azure App Service. I am going to use Azure DevOps, but the steps may look similar if you use any other public cloud. Let’s start then.

Asp.Net Core Application with Angular

I already created both Asp.Net and Angular applications using the Angular project template. There are many advantages that I can think of if you are using this template. Some of them are listed below.

  • Angular CLI integration. In development mode…

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Sibeesh Venu

An engineer by profession and writer by passion. Author at Sibeesh Passion, Microsoft MVP (2016–2022). Software Engineer @ Microsoft