Static Website CI/CD With Azure Devops

[@MinhNguyen-xf3dn]

This guide is just for uploading the files to Blob storage. It is not a static website. When you deploy the static website by this way, you cannot apply configurations such as the routing redirect configuration.

[@garaydev]

Awesome tutorial. I wanted to quickly deploy my static site and you mentioned and covered all the topics I needed to address. Great job!

[@robert-m6u7d]

Hi there! Just started using Azure and your tutorial helps a lot. Good job!

[@mayureshs80]

Thanks for the tutorial. I do have some img and css folders within the static site and the CDN purge command is throwing an error for Standard Microsoft tier. Invalid ContentPath "'/*'". ContentPath for purge action must be a relative path: either for a single resource "/path/pic.jpg" or a wild card "/path/*" Even the below command is throwing an error az cdn endpoint purge -g resourcegroupnamehere -n endpointnamehere --profile-name profilenamehere --content-paths '/images/*'

[@argeelearner3978]

When doing a blob clean and purge, what is the script type? there is now different options to chose from? PowerShell, PowerShell Core, Batch, or Shell? Which one?

[@argeelearner3978]

@Sf Ski Yes I did probably run into the same issues!! I could not get the deployment to work. I am not enough familiar with azure to fix it... one day...

[@nathanbelcher5888]

OMG. Its amazing how complicated we make text files. Jeeesh. Nice job here tho.

[@yorickdewid]

There is also a Microsoft extension to unzip files ('Extract files ') so you do not need to install a task from a third party.

[@peeyushgupta4428]

please provide link of previous video

[@raymondc5874]

Great tutorial. I am trying to deploy Angular build to azure blob. I hope this is similar process to static HTML file. Let me know if u can point out to a good reference. Thanks

[@Enlightment]

Could you please tell us more about your build

[@gavidisrinivas1186]

nice

i dotn knowt what is my profile name

[@argeelearner3978]

@Sf Ski thanks

[@argeelearner3978]

@Sf Ski Hi YES ! I actually tried it out this week! I followed the Microsoft learn documentation to host a Blasor App on Static Web Apps, It is truly amazing to have the front end and backend work serverless.

[@argeelearner3978]

@Sf Ski cool!