How do I run Consul jobs on self-hosted runners with Azure Pipelines?

To run Consul jobs on self-hosted runners with Azure Pipelines, you'll need to set up your pipeline YAML configuration correctly. Below is an example of how to configure your pipeline to utilize Consul services in your build process.

trigger: - main pool: name: 'YourSelfHostedPool' jobs: - job: RunConsul steps: - script: | echo "Starting Consul job..." # Replace this with your Consul job commands consul agent -dev displayName: 'Run Consul Agent'
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description: Learn how to execute Consul jobs on self-hosted runners using Azure Pipelines to optimize your CI/CD workflows.

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