How can Azure DevOps Pull Request and Jenkins be utilized within a corporate network?

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Azure DevOps Pull Request and Jenkins can be utilized within a corporate network by following the steps below:

1. Configure a CI/CD pipeline in Azure DevOps for the application.
2. Create a Jenkins master node and configure it to connect to Azure DevOps. This can be done by installing the Azure DevOps plugin in Jenkins and configuring the connection details.
3. Set up one or more Jenkins slave nodes to build, test and deploy the application. These should be located within the corporate network and should have access to any necessary resources.
4. Configure the Jenkins pipeline to pull the application code from Azure DevOps, build and test it, and then deploy it to the appropriate environment within the corporate network.
5. Configure a Pull Request workflow in Azure DevOps to facilitate code reviews and approvals before changes are merged into the main codebase.
6. Use Azure DevOps to track progress and manage the codebase throughout the development lifecycle.

By implementing this approach, organizations can leverage the robust capabilities of Azure DevOps for code management and collaboration, while also utilizing the power and flexibility of Jenkins to build and deploy applications within the corporate network. This can help to improve the efficiency and quality of software development processes, and enable faster and more reliable delivery of business-critical applications.