You have an Azure subscription. The subscription contains a virtual machine named VM1 that runs Windows Server. You build an app named App1. You need to configure continuous integration and…

The correct answer is B. an Azure DevOps organization. Azure DevOps is Microsoft's platform for CI/CD pipelines. Before you can create any pipelines, agents, or deployment targets, you must first create an Azure DevOps organization - it is the top-level container for projects, repos, pipelines, and artifacts. Once the organization…

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You have an Azure subscription. The subscription contains a virtual machine named VM1 that runs Windows Server. You build an app named App1. You need to configure continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) of App1 to VM1. What should you create first?

Options

Aan App Service Environment
Ban Azure DevOps organization
Ca managed identity
Dan Azure Automation account

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C
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Explanation

Azure DevOps is Microsoft's platform for CI/CD pipelines. Before you can create any pipelines, agents, or deployment targets, you must first create an Azure DevOps organization - it is the top-level container for projects, repos, pipelines, and artifacts. Once the organization exists, you create a project, then a pipeline that deploys App1 to VM1 (typically using a self-hosted agent installed on VM1 or deployment groups). An App Service Environment is for hosting App Service apps, not VMs. A managed identity is an authentication mechanism, not a CI/CD prerequisite. An Azure Automation account is for runbooks and DSC, not application deployment pipelines.

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