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How to Connect Azure DevOps to GitHub | Service Connection Setup (OAuth & PAT)

In this video, we’ll learn how to establish a connection between Azure DevOps and GitHub step by step. We’ll cover both methods of creating a Service Connection in Azure DevOps: ✅ OAuth (Grant Authorization) 🔹 Easiest way to connect 🔹 Direct sign-in with GitHub credentials 🔹 Azure DevOps manages the token automatically 🔹 No need to manually create or rotate tokens 🔹 Recommended for most cases ✅ Personal Access Token (PAT) 🔹 Manual setup: generate a PAT in GitHub under Developer Settings → Tokens 🔹 You control the scope (repo, workflow, etc.) and expiry 🔹 Must update when the PAT expires 🔹 Useful for automation scenarios or when OAuth isn’t possible 📌 Best Practice: 🔹Use OAuth (Grant Authorization) for simplicity and less maintenance 🔹Use PAT for fine-grained control or when automating non-interactive systems After setting up, we’ll verify that Azure DevOps can successfully access GitHub repositories to build and deploy pipelines. ✅ Topics Covered: 🔹 Creating a Classic Editor Pipeline in Azure DevOps 🔹 Authorizing Azure DevOps to access GitHub 🔹 Setting up Service Connections using OAuth 🔹 Generating and using a GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT) 🔹 Verifying the connection with GitHub repos This tutorial is useful for anyone starting with Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines and wants to integrate GitHub repositories seamlessly. 📌 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more DevOps tutorials!