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Continuous Delivery

Once we have a successful build, we can move ahead to create a release definition to automate Continuous Delivery. A VSTS release definition can be used to define the tasks which should be executed sequentially to deploy a packages Service Fabric application to a cluster. Following are the steps to be followed to create a release definition:

Browse to the VSTS portal and navigate to the Releases tab.
Select the Create release definition menu item:

Create release definition

Select Azure Service Fabric Deployment within the Deployment template category and click Next:

Select Azure Service Fabric template

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