Azure Basics Part4 (App Service )

Connect static web apps to GitHub or Azure DevOps for automatic deployments on commits and pull requests. Distribute files globally to reduce latency with nearest-edge access.

Create and deploy a static web app in azure by configuring a resource group, choosing a free plan, linking github, creating a repository, and deploying an index.html.

Edit the main branch to trigger the build and deploy workflow for your static web app on pushes and PRs. Monitor Actions tab and refresh the site to see updates.

Create a stage environment for a static web app by branching from main, opening a pull request, and triggering stage then main build and deploy.

Create a static web app in Visual Studio Code by cloning a GitHub template, configuring Azure Static Web Apps, and deploying from the source folder with an index.

Add a JavaScript backend to a static website with an Azure function named message, then call it from the frontend to display the hello from the function and trigger build.

Discover Azure App Service, a platform as a service for hosting web apps, APIs, and mobile apps, offloading security, load balancing, auto scaling, and continuous deployment with custom domains.

Create your first app service by selecting a resource group, choosing a runtime, and using the free plan, then proceed to deployment and monitoring in later steps.

Deploy your code to an Azure app service using Visual Studio Code, install the Azure App Service extension, create a project, and deploy to an existing web app.

Create an Azure app service using a Docker container on Linux, using quick start to deploy an engine server and learn about container registry and web server image deployment.

Create an Azure container registry and upload a node app image, then deploy it to app service via the deployment center.

Create a public GitHub repository named Hello World, push a tagged Docker image to it, and deploy an Azure app service that runs that Docker container.

Create an application using CI/CD by linking a GitHub repository to the deployment center, then configure a workflow that builds and deploys on master pushes.

Add Azure AD authentication to the app service by creating an Azure AD app as the identity provider, and verify login flow with options including Google, Facebook, and Twitter.

Add an access restriction rule to deny a specific IP address, triggering a 403, and see how the filter affects settings as you plan upgrading from free to basic.

Learn how an app service plan allocates compute resources like a server farm, why the free tier limits features, and how to upgrade to standard or basic for scaling options.

Change the Azure App Service plan to the standard tier from the free version by using the production tab to select standard pricing, confirming the update.

Add and verify a custom domain in Azure App Service by configuring DNS records to the IP address and completing domain validation.

Connect an app service to an internal application via private network using vignette integration, with a standard plan and private ip access through a vm.