Building a DevOps Pipeline using Docker Images & Containers

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This document discusses building a CI/CD pipeline using Docker and Kubernetes on the Visual Studio Team Services platform hosted on Azure. It is presented by a technical analyst and Microsoft MVP at UST Global who has over 12 years of experience as a full stack web developer using Microsoft technologies. The presentation covers Docker workflow, CI/CD pipelines, and includes a demo.

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Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using
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