Deploy a Blazor App to Azure with GitHub Actions 🚀

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Комментарии • 26

  • @10Totti
    @10Totti Год назад +3

    Thanks,
    it would be nice to test all the functions that are there on Azure.

  • @simonroyjonesuk
    @simonroyjonesuk 9 месяцев назад

    Really helpful video Patrick. Clear and to the point as usual. Thanks

  • @raphaellukas3328
    @raphaellukas3328 Год назад +1

    So einfach geht das :-D Klasse, auf so ein Video habe ich nur gewartet. Dankeschön dafür :-)

  • @TYNEPUNK
    @TYNEPUNK 27 дней назад +1

    theres no vid on the screen! at 13:23

  • @simonroyjonesuk
    @simonroyjonesuk 9 месяцев назад +1

    Also, I checked it out. Deployment is available on free package using Windows. Only available on Linux with a paid package. Simon

  • @jerryedits36
    @jerryedits36 Год назад +2

    Enjoy your videos love from India🇮🇳

  • @moejahi3d3
    @moejahi3d3 Год назад

    Hi Patrick, nice vid again!
    Was wondering would you happen to know an "easy/clean" is way to handle continious scrolling a content mudpaper/card based on content tabs? Or do we need to resort to javascript/bootstrap scrollspy with group lists or something? So basically that the tab automatically jumps to next active one and shows the content without having to click, just scroll hehe.

  • @user-xs9rv8hv3f
    @user-xs9rv8hv3f Год назад

    Greetings from Chile. Love your work!

  • @salomon1471
    @salomon1471 8 месяцев назад +1

    Really helpful, would be perfect if you could do a tutorial on a full deployment of both .web and .API. Especially form the same repository if that is possible?

  • @andresbeltran5779
    @andresbeltran5779 Год назад +2

    It will be really helpfull more content related to CI/CD

  • @CodingMindsMadrid
    @CodingMindsMadrid Год назад +2

    this also works for MVC?

  • @andresbeltran5779
    @andresbeltran5779 Год назад

    Excellent video

  • @honestcommenter8424
    @honestcommenter8424 7 месяцев назад

    Will this still work if you add identity and google authentication?

  • @harrisonwell1719
    @harrisonwell1719 11 месяцев назад

    how to deploy to plesk?, I cannot use my api it give 405 error

  • @TYNEPUNK
    @TYNEPUNK 28 дней назад

    have u got any idea what to do if the site always remains on "Your web app is running and waiting for your content" - my deployment eventually went ok but the site never appeared.

  • @TYNEPUNK
    @TYNEPUNK 29 дней назад

    is it now called Azure Static Web Apps inside github?

  • @ieldenkeljson8235
    @ieldenkeljson8235 Год назад +1

    Great

  • @andresbeltran5779
    @andresbeltran5779 Год назад

    Your are right patrick, if you select a free plan to linux, the github actions are not allowed

  • @tanzib82
    @tanzib82 11 месяцев назад

    Hi Patrick, I followed the video to host my app on Azure. But after the deployment is complete and when i browse to the site it still says waiting for content. I have multiple Class libraries in the solution. seems Azure do not know which dll to start with. Do you know any solution to this? Love your videos btw. Thanks

    • @thishandlewasavailable
      @thishandlewasavailable 10 месяцев назад +1

      Since you have multiple projects in your solution, Azure doesn't know which project to start. You can resolve this by adding a startup command in Azure. In Azure portal, go to Settings -> Configuration and select the General settings tab. There you will see the Startup command box.
      Let's say you have a API project called mywebapi, that references other class libraries,
      and the API is located in this folder: src/presentation/mywebapi. You would then add this startup command: mywebapi.dll
      Now Azure knows that this project is the starting project.

    • @tanzib82
      @tanzib82 10 месяцев назад

      @thishandlewasavailable Hello, thank you very much for the reply. Very kind of you. I have managed to figure it out a while ago. Should have updated my question with the solution. But you are absolutely correct. Any one else with same issue, follow the solution above. Thank you once again

    • @coolstorybrooooo7643
      @coolstorybrooooo7643 6 месяцев назад

      I've tried the same and have the same issue. I set the .dll and it still doesnt do it. It even says the sdk is not installed.

  • @coolstorybrooooo7643
    @coolstorybrooooo7643 6 месяцев назад

    Tried following this guide but holy moley does it not work. The app just sits on the "waiting for content." screen. And then when I specify the .dll it says .net sdk isnt installed and throws an error.

    • @mokumdrie4096
      @mokumdrie4096 4 месяца назад

      same here. no blazor website in sight. what is here the magic trick needed, Patrick?

    • @mokumdrie4096
      @mokumdrie4096 4 месяца назад

      The trick is not to use Linux. But instead use Windows.

  • @TYNEPUNK
    @TYNEPUNK 28 дней назад

    yeh deployment always fails here ;-/.