For continuous build integration and deployment of the project,
Visual Studio Team Services enables developers to create build and release definitions. An experimental DevLabs extension, Continuous Delivery Tools for Visual Studio with the Visual Studio 2017 RC.3 update is released to better support the workflow in Visual Studio.
For ASP.NET and .NET Core projects targeting Azure App Services and Azure Container Services, the extension makes it simple to automate and stay up to date on your DevOps pipeline. If a build fails and will be able to access more information on build quality through the VSTS dashboard, you will be notified soon.
It has an ability with which you can pick a branch from the repository to deploy to a target App service, which is possible due to Configure Continuous Delivery dialog. The extension creates build and release definitions on Team Services (this can take a couple of minutes), and then kicks off the first build and deployment automatically, as soon as OK is clicked. An outlet for an experiment from Microsoft that exhibits some of the latest ideas around developer tools and is widely known as Microsoft DevLabs extension.