The first time you run Eclipse, it will prompt you to choose a workspace. Having setup an Azure DevOps Organization project, we will now set up Eclipse. You will need to provision a team project with Azure DevOps Demo Generator. You will need the Docker Integration extension installed and enabled on your Azure DevOps Organization. You will need to install and configure JDK, Eclipse on your Windows machine.
Refer the Getting Started before you start following the exercises.
Setup an Azure Web app and configure an Azure Release pipeline to deploy the image to Azure Web AppĮstimated time to complete the lab: 1 hour Before you begin. Setup an Azure Build pipeline to build and test the code, then push it to a Azure Container Registry. 
Install and explore Azure Toolkit for Eclipse. Install Eclipse Photon and Team Explorer Everywhere, the Azure DevOps plug-in for Eclipse. 
Provision a Azure DevOps Organization team project with sample data and users. We will develop this on a Ubuntu desktop station and we will deploy the app on Azure. This is a Java application built on JSP/Servlet technology running on Apache Tomcat and using MySQL as the database. We will use a hypothetical customer called MyShuttle that provides a portal for its drivers to access travel history and see fares collected. This lab will walk you through a typical end-to-end workflow for a Java developer using Azure DevOps and working with Eclipse. Azure DevOps services helps teams modernize their application development lifecycle and go from idea to deployment with continuous integration, testing, and deployment for any app targeting any platform.Īzure DevOps services works with (m)any development tool including Visual Studio, Eclipse, IntelliJ, Android Studio, XCode, etc., to make it easy for developers to use Azure DevOps.
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