- In your newly created repository, navigate to "Settings"-> Pages. You should now be in the pane titled "Github Pages". Here under "Source", Select Branch: "main", Folder: "/(root)" and hit Save. This should generate a link to your own Github Pages reference as below. Copy (or Bookmark) this link.
- Navigate back to your repo root page, and on the right hand side verify that the Github Pages environment has been successfully built (as below). This should take a couple of minutes the first time, following which you can access your pages link copied in Step 3.
- Review your new Github Docs reference link to start consuming the accelerators content. You can now customise it to reflect the specifics of your project, Azure infrastructure needs and Data Science, DevOps processes by modifying your source repository directly.
- To apply the collateral as a phased project with your own team, start at the Getting Started Section as it walks you through a step by step approach to project execution and assigns the relevant project roles and skills to each stage.
Cloning this Repository
This Repository makes use of submodules to reuse existing code artefacts and templates. If you clone this repo locally, the content in submodule folders don't get automatically copied over. To include these in your local clone, do as below (all steps on your local machine):
1) Clone this project: git clone https://github.com/microsoft/azureml-ops-accelerator.git 2) Next initiate and update your submodules using git submodule init and git submodule update
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