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5. Select **Trigger release in TFS/Team Services**. Enter the URI for your Azure DevOps Services organization, such as **https://{your-organization-name}.visualstudio.com**.
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6. Enter the **Project** name.
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7. Choose a name for the release pipeline. (You create this release pipeline later in Azure DevOps Services.)
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8. Choose credentials to connect to your Azure DevOps Services or Team Foundation Server environment:
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8. Choose credentials to connect to your Azure DevOps Services or Azure DevOps Server environment:
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- Leave **Username** blank if you are using Azure DevOps Services.
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- Enter a username and password if you are using an on-premises version of Team Foundation Server.
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- Enter a username and password if you are using an on-premises version of Azure DevOps Server.
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![Configuring Jenkins post-build actions](media/tutorial-build-deploy-jenkins/trigger-release-from-jenkins.png)
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5. Save the Jenkins project.
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To learn about how to author a YAML based CI/CD pipeline to deploy to VMs, advance to the next tutorial.
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> [!div class="nextstepaction"]
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> [Jenkins on Azure](/azure/Jenkins/)
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> [Jenkins on Azure](/azure/Jenkins/)

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