Category: Software, Microsoft
If you are reading this, chances are you want to create your own static website, want to know more about static site generators, how to host your static website using Azure services, or how you can automate the full integration of your web code and the deployment of your site build. In this article, we’ll cover the third and last part: automate the build and deployment for your static website to Azure storage using Azure DevOps services.
Although any code editor will do and this is something of personal preference, I still mention Visual Studio Code in this list.
After, open your terminal, change to the directory where your site is created in step 1 of this quickstart, and executing the following commands: You can now track the continuous integration by going back to the Pipelines blade in Azure DevOps.
You can do so by navigating to the endpoint link of your Azure storage account (which we discussed in the second part of this blog series).
Although any code editor will do and this is something of personal preference, I still mention Visual Studio Code in this list.
After, open your terminal, change to the directory where your site is created in step 1 of this quickstart, and executing the following commands: You can now track the continuous integration by going back to the Pipelines blade in Azure DevOps.
You can do so by navigating to the endpoint link of your Azure storage account (which we discussed in the second part of this blog series).
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