Create a VM with an deployment group agent using Terraform
One of the advantages of PaaS to IaaS is how easy they are to deploy to. If you have to use IaaS, you’d still want to use Infrastructure as Code and CI/CD pipelines.
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One of the advantages of PaaS to IaaS is how easy they are to deploy to. If you have to use IaaS, you’d still want to use Infrastructure as Code and CI/CD pipelines.
Without getting into the nitty gritty of how to build a single page app, I’ll showcase a simple process how to deploy a Vue app to an Azure Storage Account leveraging the static website feature.
Pipelines can take a while. The longer they take, the more it incentivizes developers to bypass them. The longer they take, the more they want to batch work so that they have to wait less.
Using Azure DevOps, you can create pipeline variables dynamically. Out of the box, most dynamic variables are scoped to the job. But, if you need to, you can reference pipeline variables defined in other jobs. For example, if you have...
Azure Storage accounts have the capability of hosting static sites. No need for web servers and re-write rules to serve static sites like Single Page Apps. Just drop the static files into Azure Storage and that’s it.