Step 1:

Create a new project by using the Azure DevOps account. I am using Team Foundation version control, but you can use Git too.

 Create Project on Azure DevOps

Step 2:

Configure the newly created project in Visual studio source control on your local system.

 

Configure Source Control

Step 3:

Create a new project with a solution in Visual Studio and add this in DevOps Source Control then check-in the changes.

 

Create a New Project with Solution

 

Creating Project and Solution

 Added project in Solution control

Step 4:

Setup Azure Pipelines under the publish settings of your solution.

 

Setup Azure Pipeline

Step 5:

Wait for a few mins and then go the pipelines under Azure DevOps. You will see a new Pipeline created and the build of the project has started.

 

DevOps Pipeline Created

Step 6:

Check the Deployment Center on the Azure portal for your App Service, for which you have set up the Azure Pipeline in step 4.

 

Azure App Deployment Center

Step 7:

If there is no error in the build, then after some time your build has succeeded. It is taking a few mins. In my example, it takes up to 1min 21 sec.

 Build Succeeded

Step 8:

As the build succeed the new release would be created and started pushing the release changes on App service.

 Release the changes

Step 9:

Check the App by using URL and you will see the application has deployed.

 

App Service URL after First Release

Step 10:

Change anything in the application, check-in the changes and see Azure DevOps will build the solution and release the changes.

 Heading Change

 Build has started

 

After build completed the Release as created

 Changes are deployed

Note:

We can see all Releases under Deployment Center on Azure Portal.

 Azure App Deployment Center