We have a production website:
example.com (.Net / Hosted on Azure) IP address: 75.75.75.75
we want to publish some pages on our Wordpress website (IP: 85.85.85.85) but be available on our domain:
under here:
example.com/articles
We can do articles.example.com with a DNS A record but we need it to be as a subfolder, not a subdomain. Any ideas on how to achieve this?
To deploy Web App to a Sub-folder on Azure App service, you could add the virtual directory on the Azure app service via going to portal > your App Service > Configuration > Path Mappings > Virtual applications and directories. And add the following and click Save and restart the App Service.
Then you could publish your site's content with select Virtual Path and your app service, then you will access your sites with example.com/test.
For more information, you could read this1 and this2.
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We have our primary website www.domain.com hosted on GoDaddy and its a WordPress website. We have now created a web app (MEAN stack app) and hosted it on azure app service. Its URL is appname.azurewebsites.net.
We would like the azure app service to be domain.com/app. Is it possible for me to map domain.com/app (a subfolder of our primary domain on GoDaddy) to the web app on azure app service.
After doing so; it should be like domain.com would load our WordPress website from GoDaddy and domain.com/app loads our web app from azure app service.
How do I accomplish this? Do I need to do some clever DNS settings?
Thanks in advance.
The /app is part of the path, not the domain, so DNS has nothing to do here. What you could do, is put something like Azure Front Door (AFD) in front. You domain.com will be linked to that Front Door.
In AFD you can then define two backends, one for your main website and one for your App Service
Then you create two routing rules:
Your main website, with path /*
You web app with path /app/*
I have a bitnami wordpress in Azure.
I want to create a sub domain like subdomain.example.com.
I will install a new wordpress on this subdomain.
I want it on the same server.
I redirected my domain from Go Daddy to Azure. I have DNS Zone registration for example.com.
How is created subdomain in azure portal?
How can I creat folder for subdomain.example.com the same server?
(Note: Bitnami wordpress stack is available in server)
I'm assuming you're using App Service to host your sites. When you create your first Web Site, you must create an App Service plan. This plan can host multiple Web Sites so when you create your Web Sites, you simply need to select the previously created App Service plan. For each new Web Site, you must edit the DNS entries in GoDaddy and set the correct subdomain in the Web Site settings like you did for the first site.
How to deploy and web application with virtual directory.
How to add a virtual directory with in an existing app service. Not sure how to do it from Azure dashboard interface for an app service
I have a URL published in Azure app service, say,
https://test.mywebsite.azurewebsites.net/
I want my app to be published with in say,
https://test.mywebsite.azurewebsites.net/App1
Where App1 is my virtual directory.
Please let me know how to do it.
Click Configuration->choose Path mappings->you will find the virtual applications and directories settings.
When you deploy the app to the virtual directory, remember to include the virtual directory path.
I would like to set up an Azure AppServices in azure. I have multiple apps that I want to run under the same domain and the url to be applied as such. mysite.com/app1, mysite.com/app2, etc. I know I can do this under IIS but I am wanting to use Azure AppServices instead of using a virtual server that I will have to manage.
I have multiple apps that I want to run under the same domain and the url to be applied as such.
Per my understanding, you could configure multiple virtual directories and applications within a single Azure website. You could follow the steps below:
Set up the Virtual Directory or Application
Log into Azure Portal, choose your web app, click "SETTINGS > Application settings" and add the following configuration:
Deploy your application to Azure
You could use KUDU or other tools (e.g. FTP, etc.) for deploying your application.
Test:
Additionally, here is a tutorial about deploying multiple virtual directories to a single Azure Website, you could refer to it.
UPDATE:
I checked the Environment variables about APP_POOL_ID via kudu:
https://{your-appname}.scm.azurewebsites.net/Env.cshtml and remote to my azure web app using IIS Manager, and found the following settings:
For adding your custom domain for your azure web app, you could refer to this tutorial.
Add them in separate directories instead of root directories. When you add them in the root directories the app starts from mysite.com. But if you add them into different directories then it starts as mysite.com/dir1 and mysite.com/dir2
I'm trying to setup my google domains to where "blah.net" points to my app in azure sites, but I want "dev.blah.net" to point to a different app on azure (My dev instance).
Anyone know how to setup this up? I tried doing subdomain forwarding but that didn't seem to work.
I'm trying to setup my google domains to where "blah.net" points to my app in azure sites, but I want "dev.blah.net" to point to a different app on azure
You could use A record for your root domain(blah.net) and CName record for your sub domain(dev.blah.net). Steps below are for your reference.
Get production web app IP address, pre-configured domain and dev web app pre-configured domains from Azure Portal.
Configuration A record, CName record and TXT record as following in Google domain management tool.
Add hostname for your product and dev app on Azure portal.