From Zero to Azure with Python and Visual Studio Code

In this session we will walk through of creating a Python web app and deploying it to Azure, starting with nothing but Visual Studio Code and an Azure subscription. If you are interested in using Python in Azure this session is for you, we will cover all of the basics, no experience with Python, Azure, or Visual Studio Code necessary. Bring your laptop if you want to follow along!
Create a Free Account (Azure): aka.ms/azft-oss

[@brgsstm]

What a great video, ties in the full stack from local python venv -> ACR -> Azure Web App 👍

[@LucasRodrigues-ye3qx]

best video about this subject so far

[@markwilde5683]

Brilliant tutorial, thank you very much.

[@СергейДрузь-ь3ж]

Absolutely amazing! ⭐

[@manfrombritain6816]

paused at like 4:08 and spent ages working out why my virtual env wasn't starting (i'm used to doing it on linux). turns out 2 seconds later he explains it god damnit

[@personone6881]

Hey! Great vid! -- I was following along but come unstuck pretty early in - when checking "which python" my cmd line returned 'which' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
I wonder if this is because your installation of python 3 is directly upon(within) the 'C:/' path of your system?
If so, and the difference being my installation of python is within a specific directory on my system other than 'C:/' as I've assumed - where should I create my 'build' folder? a) In a folder on the same directory level as my python 3 installation? OR b) should I just uninstall my python 3 and (perhaps for the better all around) redownload and install python 3 directly on 'C;/'
PS. This could be problematic for me considering disk space on my "C:" drive (hence my original installation being in a specific location)
I thank you for your help in this video and humbly apologise for having to ask such a novice question

[@lionelshaneyfelt5607]

heck friggen yeah baby girl boy

[@pynchia4119]

Next time overlay the window that shows the person on top of the contents, in a small frame, so that it is clearer to read what you describe...

[@deepanshuaggarwal7042]

I am getting this error : The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.
Plz help

[@tonyhall3003]

> Docker does not appear in VS code. can't push from Docker "unauthorized: aad access token with sp failed client id must be guid"

[@PlayfulMedia]

I wished Azure could offer a free version alternative instead of charging students to purchase their subscriptions :/. This was very insightful though, thank you for this tutorial.

[@LalithNimmala]

There is a free tier. Please see this - azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/free/

[@gcobanimkontwana4909]

I think there is a subscription for trial period for 30 days, thereafter your trial gets expired. Reason for an upgrade as far i understand its for further development into Azure services for cloud as a services base.

[@VictorOlet]

@@gcobanimkontwana4909 Additionally, students get a 12 months subscription if you sign into Azure with your student Office 365 email.

[@anirudhmishra3453]

I'm not able to setup an active directory for getting one drive folder. getting "The identity of the calling application could not be established

[@gshgh3176]

Nice Tutorial, unfortunately, the code supplied in GIT does not compile, making this presentation only partially useful.

[@dzmitryzimin259]

Does anybody got an error:
INFO - docker run -d -p 7623:5000 --name vdm-app_0_9bb3dbcb -e PORT=5000 -e WEBSITES_PORT=5000 ...
ERROR - Container vdm-app_0_9bb3dbcb for site vdm-app did not start within expected time limit. Elapsed time = 230.0995275 sec
ERROR - Container vdm-app_0_9bb3dbcb didn't respond to HTTP pings on port: 5000, failing site start. See container logs for debugging.

[@max31505]

VS are pretty capable ,don't know that before

[@tonyhall3003]

wsl is needed to be installed

[@MiffyDad]

How can I select F1 (Free) in my plan?

[@AthiM45]

Anyone know how he configured his docket file

[@BillusTinnus]

Great video, but what is up with this camera angle lol

[@iiiiii-w8h]

I thought this was from zero. What the heck is a docker?

[@nieldv1]

I get stuck when trying to use Docker - have installed the extension and restarted etc
docker : The term 'docker' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of
the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ docker --version
+ ~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (docker:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

[@ssjgoan4867]

same issue here

[@geetarNL]

Probably useless a year later but for those finding this comment later on; only downloading the extension in VSC isn't enough; you need to actually install docker. Go to docker and follow their guidelines carefully! Guidelines depend on your machine and OS (for older windows versions you need to enable virtualization, for example). Only then will powershell/cmd accept docker commands

[@vicstan5983]

@@geetarNL Thank You

[@ericxls93]

really! All this stuff to run a hello world... to convoluted for me. Do you realise how many moving parts you are dealing with. There must be a simpler way...?

[@eerosiljander4622]

OK video, but so much noise in background. Hard to concentrate. :(

[@JFrusci]

Horrible video for those with the free account