create-pipeline-after-template-selected.md

ms.topic	ms.service	ms.manager	ms.author	author	ms.date
include	azure-devops-pipelines	mijacobs	jukullam	juliakm	02/11/2022

1. When prompted, select the Azure subscription in which you created your Web App.

2. Select the Web App.

3. Select Validate and configure.

   As Azure Pipelines creates an azure-pipelines.yml file, which defines your CI/CD pipeline, it:

   • Includes a Build stage, which builds your project, and a Deploy stage, which deploys it to Azure as a Linux web app.
   • As part of the Deploy stage, it also creates an Environment with default name same as the Web App. You can choose to modify the environment name.

4. Take a look at the pipeline to see what it does. Make sure that all the default inputs are appropriate for your code.

5. After you've looked at what the pipeline does, select Save and run, after which you're prompted for a commit message because Azure Pipelines adds the azure-pipelines.yml file to your repository. After editing the message, select Save and run again to see your pipeline in action.