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 ### Deploy to Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) through CI/CD Azure Pipelines
 And the last step, we are focusing on automation deployments with creating CI/CD pipelines on Azure Devops tool. We will develop separate microservices deployment pipeline yamls with using Azure Pipelines.
 When we push code to Github, microservices pipeline triggers, build docker images and push the ACR, deploy to Azure Kubernetes services with zero-downtime deployments.
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 By the end of this articles, you’ll learn how to deploy your multi-container microservices applications with automating all deployment process seperately.