There seems to be plenty of resources/examples of deploying Azure App Services - but I was wondering if there was an example somewhere explaining:
How to deploy Azure App services within a specific Azure App Service Environment using Terraform? Is it simply pointing the application into the subnet that holds the ASE?
Thanks ahead of time!
When deploying App Service Plan, you can specify App Service Environment it should be located in using app_service_environment_id attribute (doc).
Then you deploy App Service into that plan...
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I am looking to migrate my App service plan from one app service environment v2 to app service environment v3 using ARM Template but I am getting error as server farms belongs to different hostingplans.
I'm Mir Raonaq from the Microsoft for Founders Hub team! Consider using the App Service Environment (ASE) v3 migration tool
This feature will allow you to migrate your existing ASE environment to ASE v3. Here is a step-by-step guide on the migration process.
I have 1 app service plan arm template and 4 app sevice arm templates.My requirement is i need to deploy the app service plan first and need to deploy the 4 app services individually.how can i archive that
If you mean you want to deploy into Azure App Service using Azure DevOps CI/CD Pipeline, you could use Azure App Service Deploy task in the pipeline.
I'm very new with Azure DevOps and I need some help to understand how to create a Release Pipeline. The Microsoft Doc is very extensive but I can't find what I'm looking for.
I've created a Build Pipeline with the sample python repository. Then I would like to create a Release Pipeline. I linked my account with my subscription, select the App type, but then I'm asking for App service name.
What is this App service ? How can I create it ?
On their documentation (here) they are just saying
App Service Name: Select the name of the web app from your subscription..
No more explanation.
Could someone please give me more information about that ?
Thanks a lot
An Azure DevOps release pipeline deploys the artifacts that are the output of a build pipeline to some environment that you define (Test, QA, Production, etc.).
For web apps the environment will be a "web hosting" (for other apps it could be something different).
The "web hosting" can be a 3rd party (you would deploy using tasks for FTP, WebDeploy, etc.) or it can be Azure "web hosting" PaaS offering, which is named Azure Web Apps.
Azure Web Apps require an Azure App Service Plan (which defines its characteristics and pricing): https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/app-service/windows/
Note: an Azure App Service can be used not only to host web apps but also to host the back-end (Web APIs) of mobile apps, containers and serverless functions apps. See App Service overview and for high scale and security see Introduction to the App Service Environments
The template for the Release Pipeline that you have chosen (assuming is the one named "Deploy a Python app to Azure App Service and Azure database for MySQL") is intended to "Deploy a Python Django, Bottle, or Flask application to an Azure Web App and database to Azure Database for MySQL." Since it's deploying to an Azure Web App, the task asks you for its Azure Subscription and its App Service Plan within that subscription.
So, if you plan to deploy to an Azure Web App, create a Service Plan in your Azure subscription (you can use the Azure Portal, Azure CLI, etc.). Otherwise remove the task and use a different task to deploy to your 3rd party web hosting.
If you are new to Azure DevOps and want to try out all the cool things, I suggest you to follow Azure DevOps Labs which has a great content to get started from Zero to Advanced.
My understanding so far on PaaS deployment using WebRoles or Worker Roles-
Spinning Web roles or Worker roles will create Cloud service to manage it.
However, in ARM resource group, their is no concept of Cloud service, then how are web & worker roles managed in ARM resource group?
Also I tried adding the webroles via JSON Outline in VS 2015, but no option to add webroles. So not sure if you can deploy webroles via JSON template?
Any information will be of great help.
Cloud Services have been around since the beginning of Azure.
To the deploy or manage them, you have to use the old APIs (Azure Service Management).
As far as I know, they won't be migrated to the new APIs (Azure Resource Manager), but you could use Virtual Machine Scale Sets instead.
Azure Resource Manager Web apps rely on the concept of App Service Plans, rather than cloud services. Basically this is the underlying VM(s) that the service runs on. You can specify the size and number of servers that make up the App Service plan, and then deploy on to those as a single unit.
You create an App service plan, then run web / worker roles inside that (as well as Logic, API, Functions)
As far as Web / Worker roles are concerned, App Service Plans do not draw a distinction between the two. You simply deploy code to it and it will run it however it is packaged. See here
The concept of cloud services simply don't exist within the Azure Resource Management model.
You can find a template for deploying a Web App here
I created an Azure App Service Environment but when I opened up the App Service Environment blade I didn't see a way to create web apps on it.
How do you create web apps on App Service Environment?
You create it the exact same way that you create regular websites. When you try to create a web app the App Service Environment shows up as an additional location in the Location blade.
Note that you'll have to create a new App Service Plan (previously called Web Hosting Plan) in order to change your location.
You can find full details on how to create it here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/app-service-web-how-to-create-a-web-app-in-an-ase/