Azure Pipelines for Microsoft Teams

I love how easy it is to automate everything with Azure Pipelines. Setting up builds and deployments feels smooth, and I don’t have to worry about things breaking—everything just works. It is easy to automate builds and deployments with Azure Pipelines.

Sometimes it feels a bit complicated to find errors, and the interface isn’t always the easiest to navigate. I wish it was a bit more user-friendly

Azure Pipelines takes the hassle out of manual deployments and testing. It automates everything, saves me time, and helps me push updates faster without worrying about mistakes. Everything just works smoothly together.

The clean UI/UX, fast execution are the top most things I like about this product.

There is nothing much I dislike about this product but when it comes to cost this product is expensive in some areas.

Making deployment's easier like never before.

- Azure pipelines have build and release pipelines which are easy to use and implement. - we can utilize features such as gates, approvals, automated deployment CI-CD to promote your code to higher environments easily and securely. - Azure pipelines are tightly integrated with Azure boards, repos, and overall azure resoruces, so doing some work with other azure services is much easier. - If there are any issues with your setup, just check community forums and most likely you will find your solution there.

- sometimes the pipelines takes too long to execute / respond (maybe due to downtime from azure side).

- We use the azure pipelines to Deploy code in higher environments such as Test, Prod etc. - Code promotion became easier and effortless due to DevOps pipelines.

The simplicity, documentations and it's learning certifications features. Anybody from scratch can follow the learning flow and can become expert for free.

It is difficult to manage when we think from admin point of view. We need seperate person to maintain the accesses and users based on their unique and individual needs.

It is helping us flow data from different sources to Data Lake. It can be Json files, CSV files, or PDFs.

The ease of integration with our current tools and platforms is one of Azure Pipelines' best features. We save time and stress by controlling pipelines with ease thanks to the user-friendly UI. Additionally, the variety of features it provides—such as simultaneous job execution—helps efficiently optimize our workflows.

The initial learning curve is what i dislike about Azure, also there's a lack of documentation

At Expensya, Azure Pipelines is assisting us to streamline our CI and CD procedures. Our work load is greatly reduced by automating builds, tests, and deployments

Its integration with Azure services is easy. CI/CD automation tasks are easy to handle. This can be integrated to cross platform deployments. Not only Azure cloud this tool can be integrated with on-premise and other cloud platforms. It provides the Details logs of the deployments and If configured correctly it will send out the deployment logs to individual/group emails.

Since integration with multi platforms, A new engineer feels little uncomfortable to use it. Even it supports multiple platforms we require Azure agents to deploy on the end platforms. This implies costing as well. During my experience I received a very limited support from Micorsoft on this.

It solves my manual tasks/deployment. We have migrated to azure pipelines and deployments are completed within short span.

The fact that I have documentation, software version control tools like Git and pipeline frameworks with secrets and variable management in either a UI / YAML format all in one place, with Kanban Boards and Tests Suites to boot! Everything I'd need for a software project in one place.

The marketplace is often filled with fluff and not cleaned up frequently enough.

It provides us a centralized place to plan our software projects and track progress using Azure Boards, document decisions using the Wiki, store our code using Azure Repos, manage access using Active Directory, provide continuous integration pipelines to build and test and validate code using Azure Pipelines, link that pipelines and code to tasks on kanban boards in Azure Boards. Then automate tests either in pipelines or using Test suites.