Publishing your code on Azure

Now that you know you have your App Service instance running, go ahead and click on the Deployment Center button shown in the preceding screenshot, and you will get the screen shown in the following screenshot. You can also go to Deployment Center by going to the home page, browsing through recent resources, and selecting your project, then select Deployment Center in the left pane, under Deployment, as follows:

You will be glad to see that you have several options through which you can deploy your application. You will remember from Chapter 3, Continuous Integration Pipeline in Azure DevOps that we did have our application in Azure Repos, and you might have been updating your code throughout the chapter on Azure Repos, or a local Git project. Either way, we have an option to deploy from Azure Repos or Local Git available to us.

GitHub now has a cool feature called GitHub Actions that makes deployment much easier. It has a lot of workflows provided by its vibrant community, such as Deploy to Kubernetes, AWS, and Azure App Service, and you can create your own actions using the starter workflows here: https://github.com/actions/starter-workflows. You can find out more about GitHub Actions at https://github.com/features/actions.

We also have an option to deploy through a GitHub repository or Bitbucket, but we will need to do some more configurations, and this is not within the scope of this book.

For demonstration purposes, we will use Azure Repos, as demonstrated in the next section.

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