Creating repositories in Azure DevOps
Following our introduction to version management and a basic idea of how Git works, let's get back to our project and see how we can use Azure DevOps to manage the project repositories.
Recalling our case study of Job Orders System, in total we have five projects. We have the frontend Angular project, a Java Spring Boot API project, a Node JS API project, a .NET Core project for managing interapplication messaging, and a Python API project for email messaging. Keeping in mind that later we want to create automated deployment pipelines, the best way to manage these projects in Azure DevOps is by creating separate repositories for each one of them.
We have already created a project in Azure DevOps for testing Git functionality. Let's use the same project and create the project repositories inside it:
Figure 8.8 – Create a new repository in the Azure DevOps project
As shown in Figure 8.8, you should...
