webpackage | Web packaging format | Web Framework library

I've got a Windows container that's running in Azure that I'm trying to attach persistent storage to, however, I'm not able to find any documentation on how to do so.

Dockerfile:

I am migrating XAML Builds to Azure Devops. Goal is to remove the dedicated Build Staging server to cut costs.

Following is the process: 1) Build ASP.NET Web Application. 2) Copy configs, assemblies, WebPackage from Build output to various folders in UNC share which will be later picked up by a Release Pipeline Job.

Since Microsoft Hosted Agents dont allow usage of UNC share, I wanted to use Self Hosted Agent.

Question: Can I use a Self Hosted Agent without the necessity of a dedicated server to hold the Build Output in Image or Container which can then be copied to the UNC Share? I am new to Devops and hence the articles on MS confused me if I need a dedicated server or not.

Tried to set up a Self Hosted Agent pool, but the steps suggest that I require a machine where the Self Hosted Agent need to be setup. If this is the case then it means I will be requiring a dedicated machine like in XAML process. Am I blabbering? Please excuse if yes :-)

Expected Result: Run a Build Pipeline with Self Hosted Agents on Cloud without the requirement of a Dedicated Server.

I have 2 jobs with 2 different jenkinsfile. A job can generate artifacts correctly with:

I started coding recently in JavaScript and started to make a little WebPage that's am gonna present it to a Client.The thing is that you need a server to run the webPage, I can't make the client open one each time ... (I could have gone for another language to make it Offline and easier, but I wanted to try JS for the GUI and performance).

So I thought about making some sort of a .bat file to open the server,Open the html file,when html is closed, the servers shuts down.(I know NOTHING about .bat files...)

after a little research I found that I can do it using Python and it's easy,but even then , I have to install Py. on the clients computer and I want to avoid that.

And more over, I found that my App doesn't work on Python's server or for the LiveServer extention from VS Code. (Yes I am new to React, I used npm to download a WebPackage, Used 'npm start' for the server and it works fine, it must be a probleme in the html when when importing js or when using ReactDOM.render).

This might be a little complicated but please if anyone have a suggestion then I will be grateful.

I am attempting to convert my angular 6 application to server side rendering (for SEO purposes), and everything seems to compile without error. Except when I actually navigate to the to localhost, I and getting the full error of

I am new to react development i am getting this error you may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type please check the below image as well

where i am using this plugin https://github.com/bramus/react-native-maps-directions to make a map in the directions please help me out i had struck in this issue more than 15days

webpackage.config.js

I need to test the app from a mobile phone, and file is checked into Git where other developers access it. How do I dynamically set the host name to the IP address of the server? I tried

I have the following controller :

I am trying render a map using google-maps with vue, I am using a webpackage for transpiler vue js, I have a file main.js this call to all the importations.