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

Running container registry jobs on self-hosted runners in Azure Pipelines allows you to execute your CI/CD processes in a tailored environment that meets your specific needs. Here’s how to set it up effectively.

# azure-pipelines.yml pool: name: 'your-self-hosted-agent-pool' jobs: - job: BuildAndPush displayName: 'Build and Push Container' container: image: 'your-container-image' endpoint: 'your-container-registry-service-connection' steps: - script: | echo "Building container..." docker build -t $(containerRegistry)/$(imageName):$(buildId) . displayName: 'Build Container' - script: | echo "Pushing container to registry..." docker push $(containerRegistry)/$(imageName):$(buildId) displayName: 'Push Container'

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