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

Running Controller patterns jobs on self-hosted runners with Azure Pipelines allows you to manage your CI/CD processes more effectively. Utilize the power of self-hosted agents to run your builds and deployments in an environment that suits your specific requirements.

Here’s an example of how to configure a pipeline that runs on a self-hosted runner:

trigger: - main pool: name: 'Self-Hosted-Pool' # Specify your self-hosted agent pool name jobs: - job: Build displayName: 'Build the application' steps: - script: echo "Building application..." displayName: 'Run build script' - job: Deploy displayName: 'Deploy the application' dependsOn: Build condition: succeeded() steps: - script: echo "Deploying application..." displayName: 'Run deployment script'

Azure Pipelines self-hosted runners CI/CD processes Controller patterns jobs build and deployment

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