An integration engineer gives a tutorial on creating an Azure project and integrating different branches together using Mule 4.

Once we started developing applications in MuleSoft and storing our code in source control platforms like GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, or Azure, just to mention the most common ones, we needed to look into automating the process to deploy our applications either to CloudHub or an on-premise server.

In this post, I will try to explain how a MuleSoft application can be automatically deployed into CloudHub or an on-premise server from Azure DevOps as our main CI platform and source control platform.

Create a Project in Azure

The first step is to setup our project in Azure DevOps. For this, you need a Microsoft account, which you can set up here: https://dev.azure.com/.

Then we can create a new project, provide a name and a description, as well as set the privacy; by default, it comes set as “private.”

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