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    The document discusses setting up various DevOps tools and processes including creating Agile projects, importing work items, configuring source control with Git and Azure Repos, setting up build and release pipelines, integrating with Azure Key Vault, deploying .NET and Java applications, automating SQL databases, working with Docker and containerization, and deploying applications to Azure Kubernetes Services.

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    Lab experiments and projects

    Work Item Management:


    o Create a new Agile Project
    o Export work items from old projects and import them into the newly created
    projects and change the path and iterations {Make sure you have sufficient
    work items to achieve the below task}
    o Setup multiple paths /development, /production and /testing
    o Setup minimum 5 iterations with 2-week durations
    o Customize the working hours to Monday-Saturday {6 days working}
    o Create a query to fetch only User stories that belong to /production paths
    o Create a delivery plan to include both projects

    GIT:
    o Initialization of local git repository
    o Setup email and username using git config
    o Create multiple branches Develop, Release and Master
    o Do merge between branches
    o Try the git cherry-picking concept
    o Try the git reset –hard and –soft
    o Try the git stashing concept

    Azure Repo:
    o Create a new remote repository in Azure Repos
    o Create multiple branches like develop/release and main
    o Make random commits in the newly created branches
    o Try different merge types Basic/Squash/Rebase and Semi-linear
    o Try cherry-picking through Pull Request
    o Try reverting through a Pull request
    o Set up TAGS to the latest commits
    o Setup branch policies and create PR to test

    Agent Pools:
    o Create a self-hosted agent pool on the Local system
    o Test the newly created local system by running the release pipeline

    Azure Key-Vault:
    o Create an Azure Key Vault on Azure Cloud
    o Add a secret in the newly created Vault {UserName, Password}
    o Create a Variable Group in the Library
    o Integrate the newly created KeyVault with the Library
    o Test it but link the Variable Group into the pipeline

    Project-1 (ASP.NET Web Core Application):


    o Create an ASP.NET Web Core application using the Visual Studio IDE tool
    o Create an ASP.NET build pipeline using YAML script from scratch
    o Include ARM templates in the build pipeline {Created in the earlier sessions}
    o Run the build pipeline and make sure .zip artifact is getting created in the drop
    location
    o Create a single-stage release pipeline to deploy the .net application
    o Convert the single stage into multi-stages using Variables

    Project-2 (JAVA - Maven Web Application):


    o Create an ASP.NET Web Core application using the Visual Studio IDE tool
    o Create an ASP.NET build pipeline using YAML script from scratch
    o Include ARM templates in the build pipeline {Created in the earlier sessions}
    o Run the build pipeline and make sure .zip artifact is getting created in the drop
    location
    o Create a single-stage release pipeline to deploy the .net application
    o Convert the single stage into multi-stages using Variables

    Project-3 (SQL DB Automation):


    o Download the pre-shared dacpac file, used during the session
    o Create a database repository and cloned it on your local system
    o Create Azure managed SQL server on Azure cloud
    o Create SQL Server project under cloned repository and import dacpac file
    o Add SQL scripts under the project and create post (insert) scripts under the
    SCRIPT folder
    o Push all your changes to a remote repository
    o Create database build and release pipelines
    o And try deploying your changes to Az SQL server

    Docker
    o Create Ubuntu VM on Azure Cloud
    o Setup Docker runtime on Azure VM
    o Create a DockerFile to create a custom .NET image
    o Create a .NET container using a custom image
    o Create Azure Container Registry to host custom images
    o Setup Azure CLI and login to Azure Cloud on Ubuntu VM
    o Push the custom image into Azure Container Registry (ACR)

    Azure Kubernetes Services


    o Setup single node AKS cluster on Azure cloud

    o Create a Nginx Pod using Kubernetes imperative command


    o Create Services, type NodePort to access the above Nginx Pod from Internet
    o Connect to ACR to access custom image through AKS Nodes
    o Create deployment and service yaml files to deploy .NET Application on
    AKS through Declarative approach
    o

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