Azure Services Tutorials

Dive deep into Azure services with our comprehensive tutorials. Learn to build, deploy, and manage solutions on the Microsoft cloud.

Deploy a Web App with Azure App Service

Learn how to create and deploy a scalable web application to Azure App Service, covering code deployment, scaling, and custom domains.

Web Apps App Service Deployment

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Set Up a Virtual Machine for Development

Create and configure a Windows or Linux Virtual Machine in Azure, perfect for development environments and testing. Includes RDP/SSH setup.

Compute Virtual Machines Dev Environment

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Build a Serverless API with Azure Functions

Explore serverless computing by building a RESTful API using Azure Functions. Learn about triggers, bindings, and deployment.

Serverless Azure Functions APIs

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Store and Access Data with Azure Blob Storage

Understand how to use Azure Blob Storage to store unstructured data like images, documents, and videos. Covers basic operations and access keys.

Storage Blob Storage Data Management

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Create a Basic Azure SQL Database

A step-by-step guide to creating your first Azure SQL Database, connecting to it, and performing basic queries.

Databases SQL Database Managed SQL

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Integrate Azure Cosmos DB with an Application

Learn to integrate Azure Cosmos DB, a globally distributed, multi-model database, with your application for high availability and performance.

Databases Cosmos DB NoSQL

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Getting Started with Azure

Cloud Computing Basics

Understand the fundamentals of cloud computing and how Azure provides services to meet your needs.

Security Best Practices

Learn essential security measures to protect your Azure resources and data.

Networking Essentials

Explore Azure networking concepts like Virtual Networks, Load Balancers, and VPN Gateways.

Example: Deploying a Static Website to Azure Blob Storage

Static websites can be hosted directly from Azure Blob Storage. This is a cost-effective and highly scalable way to serve static content like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files.

Steps:

Create a Storage Account: Ensure you have an Azure Storage account. If not, create one via the Azure portal.
Enable Static Website Hosting: In your storage account settings, navigate to "Static website" and enable it. Provide an index document name (e.g., index.html) and an error document path (e.g., 404.html). This will create a container named $web.
Upload Your Files: Upload your static website files (HTML, CSS, JS, images) to the $web container using Azure Storage Explorer or the Azure portal.

Code Snippet (Conceptual - HTML):

                    
                        <!DOCTYPE html>

                        <html lang="en">

                        <head>

                            <meta charset="UTF-8">

                            <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

                            <title>My Azure Static Site</title>

                            <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css">

                        </head>

                        <body>

                            <h1>Welcome to my Azure Hosted Static Website!</h1>

                            <p>This content is served directly from Azure Blob Storage.</p>

                            <script src="script.js"></script>

                        </body>

                        </html>

After following these steps, your static website will be accessible via a public URL provided by Azure. For advanced configurations like custom domains and HTTPS, refer to the official Azure documentation.