# Azure DevOps

With our CI integration to Azure DevOps you can automatically upload your latest commits and pull requests to Debricked or whenever you run your pipeline. Just like our other CI integrations it just takes a few minutes to set up!

Go to your repository and add the following to your azure-pipelines.yml file (if the file doesn't exist, create one):

trigger:
    branches:
        include:
            - '*' # Run on all branches

resources:
    -   repo: self

stages:
    -   stage: Test
        displayName: Test
        jobs:
            -   job: Test
                displayName: Debricked Vulnerabilities scan
                pool:
                    vmImage: 'ubuntu-latest'
                steps:
                    -   script: |
                            env | awk -F '=' 'BEGIN { OFS = "=" } {gsub(/ /,"",$1)} {print $0}' > env.list
                            docker run -v $HOME:$HOME --env-file ./env.list --entrypoint "/azure-devops.sh" debricked/debricked-scan:latest
                        env:
                            USERNAME: $(DEBRICKED_USERNAME)
                            PASSWORD: $(DEBRICKED_PASSWORD)

Configure your DEBRICKED_USERNAME (email) and DEBRICKED_PASSWORD variables by heading over to [your repository] -> Pipelines -> [your pipeline name] -> Edit -> Variables. Make sure to check “Keep this value secret” so you don’t expose your login credentials to the world. You can also create the pipeline in the UI, as shown below.
Commit your changes to azure-pipelines.yml and watch the CI run!

Tip

Our Azure DevOps integration support the same options as our Bitbucket integration, read more about the options here (opens new window).

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