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Update step-by-step guide "Create a deployment pipeline between VSTS and AWS Elastic Beanstalk"

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Description

Needs updates for product names and screenshots.

  • Use of "VSTS" should be replaced with Azure DevOps, including in our own product names
  • Screenshots of marketplaces, etc, should be refreshed.
  • When creating application in Beanstalk, set context that the Azure DevOps task expects the app and environment to exist (currently not mentioned)
  • Update new project workflow to generate an ASP.NET Core 5 project (currently 2.x)
  • Use Linux-based EB environment (currently Windows)
  • Remove advertorial sections on Visual Studio toolkit; not relevant to this guide

Guide folder: Deployment/ASP.Net_Core_to_ElasticBeanstalk_from_VSTS

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Start in _Deployment/ASP.Net_Core_to_ElasticBeanstalk_from_VSTS/ and review the guide for outdated product names, screenshots, project workflow, environment choice, and advertorial sections. Done means the guide reflects Azure DevOps, current marketplace imagery, an existing Elastic Beanstalk application and environment, an ASP.NET Core 5 project, a Linux environment, and no irrelevant toolkit advertising.

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Tech stack
aws, azure
Domain
cloud, devops, documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Clearly specified
Newbie friendliness
45/100

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