webapps-deploy | Enable GitHub developers to deploy to Azure WebApps | Continous Integration library
kandi X-RAY | webapps-deploy Summary
kandi X-RAY | webapps-deploy Summary
With the Azure App Service Actions for GitHub, you can automate your workflow to deploy Azure Web Apps or Azure Web Apps for Containers using GitHub Actions. Get started today with a free Azure account. This repository contains GitHub Action for Azure WebApp to deploy to an Azure WebApp (Windows or Linux). The action supports deploying *.jar, *.war, and *.zip files, or a folder. You can also use this GitHub Action to deploy your customized image into an Azure WebApps container. For deploying container images to Kubernetes, consider using Kubernetes deploy action. This action requires that the cluster context be set earlier in the workflow by using either the Azure/aks-set-context action or the Azure/k8s-set-context action. The definition of this GitHub Action is in action.yml. startup-command is applicable only for Linux apps and not for Windows apps. Currently startup-command is supported only for Linux apps when SPN is provided and not when publish profile is provided. NOTE: you must have write permissions to the repository in question. If you're using a sample repository from Microsoft, be sure to first fork the repository to your own GitHub account.
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- Initialize the CloudApp application .
- Validates the CLI container input
- Determines whether app details are valid .
- Validates package input
- Validates the container inputs
- Checks to see if the multi - container container is allowed .
- Check if the app name is a valid app name
- eslint - disable - line not allowed
- Perform un allowed filters
- Throws if the given app is not allowed
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QUESTION
I am deploying a symfony application to an Azure Linux PHP 7.4 web app. I used the approach suggested in How to archive files in artifact for github workflow actions in order to fix this warning? to streamline the deployment.
So everything is working well, but occasionally the site fails. I tracked it down to a stale cache. To fix the problem I have to SSH into the web app and clear the cache using
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 06:12Based on the above problem statement, we understood that you are looking to clear the web app cache post the deployment.
In order to achieve this, you can add an app settings WEBSITE_LOCAL_CACHE_OPTION=Always which help you in clearing the local cache of the web app.
for any App Service, its related contents (code files, resources etc.) are being hosted in a Shared Content Folder in order to provision all the features of the App Service like Load Balancing etc. So, if there are 2 VMs configure for Load Balancing then there would just one shared location where all the content of the App Service is hosted.
When these Web Apps refer to the Content Folder, there might be chances of Latency issues (although, Azure takes care of most of these issues) which might slow down the performance of the websites a bit. In such Performance-critical application, we can leverage the features of “Azure App Service Local Cache”.
For more information, you refer to this Azure documentation on Azure App Service Local Cache & this blog post as well .
QUESTION
If I have a workflow in two branches "dev" and "main" with the same name and content, which one takes precedence? Or will both workflows run? What happens if the content of the two workflows is different, but the workflow name is the same?
Assume I have this workflow below on the main branch, but I have a slightly different version on a "dev" branch with the same file name and trigger (both on push branches dev). Would both execute on a push to "dev"?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 20:16Normally this workflow will run for both dev and main - can you post your exact workflow?
Two workflows with the same name will also run separately and will be considered two different workflows with two different workflow_ids - but they will appear using the same name.
QUESTION
I am trying to deploy a vuejs app with the azure web app and github action. Here is my yml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-23 at 15:55So yes, I figured out how I can solve this pain.
So all I had to do is create .env file before the build, see the full yml below:
QUESTION
I've deployed my Django React app previously through a dedicated server and now I am trying to achieve the same with Azure Web App function so I can use CI/CD easier. I've configured my project as below but only my django appears to deploy as I get a '404 main.js and index.css not found'.
This makes me think there is an issue with my static file configuration but I'm unsure.
.yml file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 12:00To host static files in your web app, add the whitenoise package to requirements.txt and the configuration for it to settings.py. as mentioned here : Django Tips
requirements.txt | whitenoise==4.1.2
QUESTION
I am experiencing a weird error when trying to build a continous pipeline build from github to azure app services. Ive done deploys before from other accounts and they work just fine, the difference between those accounts and this one is its a personal account and its on a free-tier. the others are not. but still i am receiving an unathorized error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-11 at 14:50Thank you vincent1173 posting your suggestion as an answer to help other community members.
Error: Deployment Failed with Error: Error: Failed to deploy web package to App Service. Unauthorized (CODE: 401)
For this error , you can try to set an application setting WEBSITE_WEBDEPLOY_USE_SCM and value true in Azure Portal and retry the deployment after 1 min.
Here is the step : Go to Azure portal>App service> Configuration> Add application setting and save it.
For more information please refer this Microsoft Documentation : Deploy an Azure Web App
QUESTION
I'm having an issue when deploying a Next.js app to Azure using Azure Web Apps I encounter an error with Auth0 when deploying my app, it complains issue with a Domain is required.
This is the output of my GitHub actions when deploying:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-29 at 12:56Referring to the error trace this is some configuration issue where we need to set the domain for our webapp. Check for the documentation on how to setup a custom domain in Webapp.
Also as suggested from the comment, we can set default environment variables in GitHub that are available to every step in a workflow run.
Documentations to check the variables.
QUESTION
I've been combing SO for a couple days now trying various things and just cannot get this to work. I'm normally a .Net developer and I inherited this so I'm kind of out of my wheelhouse here.
I followed this tutorial to get as far as I have: https://websitebeaver.com/deploy-create-react-app-to-azure-app-services
It builds and loads into Chrome on my laptop doing a npm start but running my workflow I receive the following error in the npm install, build, and test step:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 12:22add to your tsconfig
QUESTION
Docker has a run command that accepts a --read-only argument for mounting a container with a read-only filesystem. Is there a way to set up an Azure App Service slot to run a container from an Azure Container Registry with a read-only filesystem? I haven't been able to find any documentation or setting in the web console for configuring this.
My current setup is to use a GitHub Actions workflow to build and deploy the container with docker/build-push-action and azure/webapps-deploy Actions. My app is a Python Django app and as part of a security assessment, I've been instructed to make the app run in a read-only environment to prevent runtime modification of the app's code. I've already ensured that no part of my app needs to be able to write to the Docker container's filesystem, so now all I need to do is to ensure that the filesystem cannot be modified.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 06:54Unfortunately, you can't change the docker command that the Azure App Service used to run the containers. Actually, there is nothing you can do with the command. All the containers are temporary. If you only want to run the containers and do not need to persist the data. Then you need to do nothing. The app services won't affect the filesystem after you delete them.
QUESTION
So I have a github repo and an azure app service. I have created a github actions setup which when I run I get this result (no errors)
However the web app does not update, the main page is the same as before deployment, nothing has changed. In App Service the GitHub Project value is pointing at the correct project and clicking the link confirms this.
So I am not sure what is failing to happen, below is my yml file.
name: TestDevelopment on: push: branches: - development
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 13:41Interesting, I removed the App Service in Azure and then re-created. Now it works a treat. not sure why but happy as larry now.
QUESTION
I've got a problem with deploying my Maven application on the Azure web service. Locally everything works alright, the pipeline's working, and app is deployed, however, whenever I try to see page content on azure websites the response is:
:( Application Error
If you are the application administrator, you can access the diagnostic resources.
Of course, I checked azure logs and that's what I've observed:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 02:55Check application logs like below.
You will find you missing startup command. In logs, it will show you like below:
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