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How to create a DevOps Organization and DevOps project

Azure DevOps is compiled out of Azure DevOps Services and Azure DevOps Server. Both were formally Visual Studio Team Services / VSTS. Azure DevOps Services is a cloud-hosted service offering a collection of development and collaboration tools. It’s basically a project management platform, or if you will, a CI/CD platform providing various tools in the DevOps arena. Azure DevOps Server, formally Team Foundation Server (TFS) is a hosted on-premises version of Azure DevOps Services. It offers all the functionalities needed to manage a software development project from testing through builds automation, and release management. Originated from Microsoft’s own experience in using their tools, Azure DevOps is a SaaS solution that integrates with many leading tools and consists of various services covering the development life cycle such as Azure Boards, Azure Pipelines, Azure Repos, Azure Test Plans, and Azure Artifacts.

Fore more about Azure DevOps look to the Microsoft Azure DevOps

How to create Azure DevOps Organization?

1- login to you Azure portal account
2- from there search DevOps and then Select Azure DevOps Organization
3- if you haven’t any account in Azure devOps then asks you to create an account. Go threw instruction and create a new account either free or for payment depends on your azure account.
4- when you have created and logged in to your azure devops account then
5- In Azure DevOps click on the my Azure devops Organization
6- Now you are in (https://aex.dev.azure.com/me?mkt=en-US) and asks you Create New Organization,
7- you can see the following:

8 fill in and press to continue then you have a DevOps Organization.

How to create a DevOps Project?

1- now you have a new Organization (e.g. mehzan07) and asks you a new Project
8 – fill the name of your devOps project (eg. ProductMicroservice-DotNET-Core-Master) and press to create button
9- now you are in Url: https://dev.azure.com/mehzan070920/ProductMicroservice-DotNET-Core-Master and shows the following GUI:

And that is all.

In my next post I will explain Azure Pipelines in DevOps

This post is part of Azure DevOps step by step.

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