An E-commerce website backed up with Azure service Creating a Static Web App on Azure Objective Gain hands-on experience in hosting and managing simple static websites using Azure’s cloud infrastructure. Learn how to set up continuous deployment from GitHub and explore cloud-based web hosting.
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Azure Cloud Infrastructure – Utilize Azure's Static Web App service for hosting websites efficiently.
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Version Control & Deployment – Manage source code and enable continuous deployment through GitHub.
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Azure Resource Management – Learn how to create, configure, and manage resources within the Azure Portal.
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Networking & Security – Secure web applications with custom domains and SSL certificates.
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Azure Portal – To create and manage the Static Web App.
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GitHub – For version control and automated deployment.
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Your Code(Build with any technologies)– To develop the static website content.
- Sign in to Azure
2 .Log in to your Azure account or create a new account if you don’t have one. 3 .In the Azure Portal, search for App Services and click Create (or the plus (+) sign).
4 .Create a Static Web App
Configure Basic Settings
Subscription – Select your Azure subscription.
Resource Group – Choose an existing resource group or create a new one.
App Name – Enter a meaningful name for your static web app.
Region – Select your preferred Azure region (e.g., West Europe, East US).
Once the setup is complete, proceed with deploying your static website and configuring continuous integration with GitHub.