Azure App Service Web Apps is a fully managed platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offering provided by Microsoft Azure for hosting web applications. It allows developers to build and deploy web applications without managing the underlying infrastructure. With Azure App Service Web Apps, you can focus on developing your application code while Azure handles the scaling, maintenance, and management of the hosting environment.
HOW TO USE
AZURE APP
Create an Azure account: If you don't already have an Azure account, you'll need to sign up for one. You can sign up for a free Azure account that includes a $200 credit to explore Azure services for the first 30 days.
Navigate to the Azure portal: Once you have an
Azure account, log in to the Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com.
Create a resource group: Resource groups are
containers that hold related Azure resources for easy management. You can
create a new resource group by selecting "Resource groups" from the
Azure portal's left-hand menu and clicking the "Add" button.
Create an App Service plan: An App Service plan
defines the compute resources and features available to your web app. You can
create a new App Service plan by selecting "App Service plans" from
the Azure portal's left-hand menu and clicking the "Add" button.
Create a Web App: Once you have an App Service
plan, you can create a new Web App by selecting "Web Apps" from the
Azure portal's left-hand menu and clicking the "Add" button. Follow
the prompts to configure your Web App, including choosing a unique name, selecting
your App Service plan, and configuring other settings like the runtime stack
and region.
Deploy your application: After creating your Web
App, you can deploy your application code to it. Azure App Service supports
various deployment options, including FTP, Git, Azure DevOps, GitHub, and more.
Choose the deployment option that best suits your workflow and follow the
instructions to deploy your application.
Configure custom domains and SSL: If you want to
use a custom domain for your Web App or enable SSL for secure communication,
you can configure these settings in the Azure portal under your Web App's
settings.
Monitor and manage your Web App: Once your Web App
is up and running, you can monitor its performance, view logs, set up alerts,
and manage other aspects of its configuration through the Azure portal.
By following these steps, you can get started with Azure App Service Web Apps and begin hosting your web applications in the Azure cloud
TO
CREATE AN AZURE ACCOUNT, FOLLOW THESE STEPS:
Visit the Azure website: Go to the official Azure
website at https://azure.microsoft.com/.
Sign up for Azure: Click on the "Start
free" button at the top right corner of the page or any other similar
call-to-action buttons throughout the website.
Provide necessary information: You will be directed
to a page where you need to provide some basic information, including your
email address and password. This will be your Microsoft account, which you'll
use to sign in to Azure.
Verify your identity: After providing your email
address, you will receive a verification code sent to the email you provided.
Enter this code to verify your email address.
Provide additional information: You'll need to
provide additional information such as your country/region, name, and phone
number. This information helps Microsoft secure your account and provide
support if needed.
Enter payment information (optional): To sign up
for the Azure free account, you might need to provide payment information, such
as credit card details. This is to verify your identity and to ensure that
you're a real person. You won't be charged unless you upgrade to a paid
subscription or exceed the free services' usage limits.
Agree to terms and conditions: Review Microsoft's
terms of service and privacy statement, then check the box indicating that you
agree to them.
Complete the sign-up process: Once you've provided
all the necessary information and agreed to the terms, click on the "Sign
up" or "Create account" button to complete the sign-up process.
Verify your identity (if necessary): Depending on
the information provided, Microsoft may require additional verification steps
to confirm your identity. This could involve providing a phone number for
verification via SMS or receiving a phone call.
Access the Azure portal: After successfully
creating your Azure account, you can access the Azure portal by visiting
https://portal.azure.com and signing in with the Microsoft account credentials
you used during the sign-up process.
Once you've completed these steps, you'll have access to your Azure account, and you can start exploring the various Azure services and resources available.