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Steps for deploying the project on Azure App Services

  1. Prepare your repository:-

    • To get automated builds from Azure App Service build server, make sure that your repository root has the correct files in your project.
    • To customize your deployment, include a .deployment file in the repository root.

  2. Configure deployment source:-

    • In the Azure portal, navigate to the management page for your App Service app
    • From the left menu, click Deployment Center > Settings
    • In Source, select one of the CI/CD options
    • GitHub Actions is the default build provider. To change it, click Change provider > App Service Build Service (Kudu) > OK
    • If you're deploying from GitHub for the first time, click Authorize and follow the authorization prompts. If you want to deploy from a different user's repository, click Change Account
    • Once you authorize your Azure account with GitHub, select the <Organization, Repository, and Branch> to configure CI/CD for
    • When GitHub Actions is the chosen build provider, you can select the workflow file you want with the Runtime stack and Version dropdowns. Azure commits this workflow file into your selected GitHub repository to handle build and deploy tasks
    • To see the file before saving your changes, click Preview file
    • Click Save
      • New commits in the selected repository and branch now deploy continuously into your App Service app which can track the commits and deployments in the

  3. Disable continuous deployment

    • In the Azure portal, navigate to the for your App Service app
    • From the left menu, click Deployment Center > Settings > Disconnect
    • By default, the GitHub Actions workflow file is preserved in your repository, but it will continue to trigger deployment to your app. To delete it from your repository, select Delete workflow file