Hey Nick, thank you for your videos, they are a big help. Just as a small correction, as far as I know the CDN managed certificate is actually free (but can only be used for non-apex domains), so going the Let's Encrypt route is more for showcasing the bring your own certificate way.
Also using keyvault is not free either and let's entrypt certificates need to be refreshed very often whereas the Managed certificates are taken care of by Azure. Als Thorsten says the only BIG disadvantage is that you can't have apex domains.
Great video although looks like you have to spin up a number of services to get this working (keyvault, cdn etc) - whats the approx costs running this compared to aws s3
Just been thinking about this some more - but i think you could save by just using Cloudflare for the custom domain part and not need to setup azure cdn or keyvault at all
Hey Nick, love the video - great help. I was thinking of running my site using the new Azure Static Web Site resource with an API. I think that could be an interesting video.
@@nickchapsas Yes Nick, if you could do a video where you deploy an entire .NET Core Web Application maybe with API + Blazor WASM or even only API, it will be very interesting! Thanks :)
Anything in particular I am doing wrong here? I have the index.html set and the $web enabled. I have copied the wwwroot assets to blob storage. I just get WebContentNotFound
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Hey Nick, thank you for your videos, they are a big help. Just as a small correction, as far as I know the CDN managed certificate is actually free (but can only be used for non-apex domains), so going the Let's Encrypt route is more for showcasing the bring your own certificate way.
Hey Thorsten, I have actually never tried to do it the cdn managed way so I could definately be wrong on this one. Thanks for pointing this out!
Also using keyvault is not free either and let's entrypt certificates need to be refreshed very often whereas the Managed certificates are taken care of by Azure. Als Thorsten says the only BIG disadvantage is that you can't have apex domains.
Great video although looks like you have to spin up a number of services to get this working (keyvault, cdn etc) - whats the approx costs running this compared to aws s3
Just been thinking about this some more - but i think you could save by just using Cloudflare for the custom domain part and not need to setup azure cdn or keyvault at all
or even setup azure cdn and then configure custom domain directly in cloudflare if your domain is managed by cloudflare
Thanks for the the video? I am just curious, how much will you pay/month to Azure for all this setup?
Something arund $0.01/month excluding domain name, SSL charges
Hey Nick, love the video - great help. I was thinking of running my site using the new Azure Static Web Site resource with an API. I think that could be an interesting video.
I will definitely take a look at that! Thanks for pointing it out
Yes, that would be very interesting.
@@nickchapsas Yes Nick, if you could do a video where you deploy an entire .NET Core Web Application maybe with API + Blazor WASM or even only API, it will be very interesting! Thanks :)
Thanks Nick, much needed tutorial. Keep up the good work.
Hi Nick could you make a video about Dapper and some migration library just to use something different from EF Core?
Anything in particular I am doing wrong here? I have the index.html set and the $web enabled. I have copied the wwwroot assets to blob storage. I just get WebContentNotFound
why are you using static website
Because blazor WASM is a staticly hosted website
Too bad that everything in Azure costs an arm and a leg though for those of us that arent sponsored.
This whole thing costs 2-3 GBP per month