Background info:
Both Jenkins and Azure DevOps are located in Azure. Jenkins is not accessible from internet and is behind organization firewall where as Azure DevOps is not, need an ability to use Jenkins Service hook with mentioned background
Also can below be possible :
The way to link Azure DevOps to your private Azure VNETs, is through Express Route.
Connectivity to Microsoft online services like Azure Storage, Azure SQL, Dynamics 365 and now Azure DevOps is through the Microsoft peering configuration of ExpressRoute circuits.
Route filters are a way to consume a subset of supported services through Microsoft peering. Using route filters, you can enable services you want to consume through your circuit’s Microsoft peering. Azure DevOps is included in the new Azure Global Services route filter with a BGP community value of
12076:5050.ExpressRoute is available for all Azure DevOps services, including:
- Organizations using the new
https://dev.azure.com/URL,- Organizations using the legacy
https://{organization}.visualstudio.com/URL,- Self-hosted Azure Pipelines agents,
- Self-hosted Cloud Load Test agents,
- Visual Studio Marketplace (https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/),
- Visual Studio Subscriber Portal (https://my.visualstudio.com), and
- Visual Studio Subscriptions Administration Portal (https://manage.visualstudio.com).
ExpressRoute is not available for Azure DevOps static content that is delivered via Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN), which includes:
- Scripts, images, fonts and stylesheets, from the cdn.vsassets.io URL, and
- Web extensions from the {publishername}.gallerycdn.vsassets.io URL.
ExpressRoute is available for use with Azure Artifacts. However, you will need to configure route filters for the Microsoft Azure region that your organization is located in.
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