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The following will walkthrough deploying Azure resources using Terraform in Azure DevOps Pipelines. Although its a detailed guide, there is an expectation that the person following already has a good understanding of Git, Azure and Terraform. It’s setup with the master or main branch created in DevOps and then cloned locally. A new branch is created and then committed to DevOps (Branch policies will restrict committing directly into master/main). A Pull Request is then created and the first pipeline is run which initialites a terraform plan and terraform validate....

Here are some basics. I’m going to push the code from my last post to GitHub. In this example I am using PowerShell with Git and GitHub Desktop already installed. You will have to ensure you sign into GitHub Desktop with your GitHub account. Tip: You can install and import the PowerShell module posh-git for the Git summary status info to display in your terminal. Directory Structure In the following example, I created my new repository I want to push to GutHub in C:\git\repos\ and created a new folder called basic-go-container....