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Static Web Apps and Websites in Azure CI/DC-Integration with Azure Static WebApp
With the Azure App Services, developers get a powerful PaaS environment that supports continuous integration from the ground up. This article demonstrates the GitHub connection when deploying a static WebApp with JavaScript.
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The Azure portal offers the possibility to create static web apps and connect them to GitHub, for example.
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With the “Azure Static WebApp” service, web apps can be automatically deployed in Azure quite comfortably – based on changes in a coder repository supported by Azure. As soon as you create such an Azure Static Web Apps resource, Azure interacts directly with either Azure DevOps or GitHub.
The respective source code management system then automatically monitors the desired branch for changes. So, if you push a new commit to the monitored branch or accept pull requests for the monitored branch, the Azure platform will automatically take care of running a build to deploy your app and API in Azure.
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