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Open the AzureDevOps page and click on the Sign in to Azure Devops link
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Click on [YourAppName]Proj and click on Releases in the Pipelines menu
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Click on the New pipeline button in the No release pipelines found window
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Select Azure App Service deployment and click the Apply button
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Enter [YourAppName]Api in the Stage name field in the Stage window. Close window
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Click + Add an artifact in the Pipeline tab
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Select the Build icon as Source type in the Add an artifact window
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Select Build pipeline in the Source (build pipeline) dropdown and click the Add button at the bottom
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Click on the Continuous deployment trigger (Circle with thunderbolt icon)
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Set the toggle to Enabled in the the Continuous deployment trigger window
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Click + Add in No filters added. Select Include in the Type dropdown.
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Select your branch in the Build branch dropdown and close the window
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Click on the little red circle with the exclamation mark in the Tasks tab menu
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Select your subscription in the Azure subscription dropdown
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Click Authorize and enter your credentials in the next screens
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After Authorization, select the [YourAppName]Api in the App service name dropdown
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Click on the Run on agent task.
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Select Azure Pipelines as Agent pool.
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Select windows-lates as Agent Specification.
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Click on the Deploy Azure App Service task
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Select [YourAppName].HttpApi.Host.zip in the Package or folder input field
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Click on the Save icon in the top menu and click OK
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Click Create release in the top menu. Click Create to create a release
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Click on the Pipeline tab and wait until the Deployment succeeds
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Navigate to the URL https://[YourAppName]api.azurewebsites.net of your Web App
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You probably see error HTTP Error 500.30 - ASP.NET Core app failed to start
