In this video, we dive into Azure DevOps Artifacts, a powerful tool for managing and sharing packages across your development teams. We'll start by explaining what Azure DevOps Artifacts is and why it's essential for modern DevOps practices. You'll learn how to create a feed, push and pull packages, and download packages to your local environment. We'll also cover how to configure upstream sources to consume packages from public repositories and other feeds. Finally, we'll demonstrate how to use the Artifacts feed in your project files, ensuring seamless package management and integration within your Azure DevOps pipelines.

By the end of this video, you'll have a clear understanding of how to efficiently manage and utilize packages in Azure DevOps Artifacts, streamlining your development workflow.

What are packages in Azure artifacts?
How do I add packages to Azure artifacts feed?
What are Azure artifacts?
What is package management in Azure DevOps?
What are the artifacts of DevOps?
What is the purpose of package management?
What are the three biggest advantages of using a package manager?
What is a package manager example?
What is the purpose of packaging in DevOps?
What are the 4 main functions of packaging?
What are the 3 purposes of packaging?
What are Azure artifact feeds?
What are Azure artifacts?
How do I connect to Azure artifacts feed?
How to get Azure Artifacts feed locator?
How to configure Azure artifacts?
How do I download Azure artifacts?
How do I download an artifact?
How do I add artifacts to my Azure VM?
What are build artifacts?

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