Configure the Azure App Service Deployment task:.Select the build definition you created earlier as the source of artifact to be deployed.In the DEPLOYMENT TEMPLATES dialog, select the Azure App Service Deployment template and choose OK.Open the Releases tab of the Build & Release hub, open the + drop-down in the list of release definitions, and choose Create release definition.This is the web deploy package that your release definition will consume to deploy your app.

Once the build is done, click the link to the completed build (for example, Build 1634), click Artifacts, and then click Explore to see the. This tells the system to queue a build whenever someone on your team commits or checks in new code. On the Triggers tab, enable Continuous integration (CI).

Copy Root: $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory).

For example, in case of sample app it will be nodejs-express-hello-world-app/gulpfile.js

Advanced, Arguments: –packageName=$(Build.BuildId).zip –packagePath=$(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory).

Set the working folder to the folder where your application code is committed in the repositoryįor example, in case of sample app it will be nodejs-express-hello-world-app.

On the Tasks or Build tab, add these steps.

In the repository tab of build definition make sure the repository selected is the one where you pushed (Git) or checked in (TFVC) your code.

Click Empty to start with an empty definition.

Create a build definition (Build & Release tab > Builds).

Open your team project in your web browser (If you don’t see your team project listed on the home page, select Browse.).

Upload your code to Team Services or your on-premises Team Foundation Server: either push your code to Git or check in your code to TFVC.

Download our Node.js Hello World sample app or Install Node.js Tools for Visual Studio and create a new Node.js application.

This blog post shows how you can deploy a new Node.js application from Visual Studio Team Services or Microsoft Team Foundation Server to Azure App Service.

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