I have an Angular project that I want to deploy automatically by using Azure DevOps CI/CD. Everything works fine, even the deployment "works" successfully. But if I navigate to the Azure app service URL, I don't see the app.
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I have a files in azure repro and i need to zip after that i need to
updated into azure webapp to with new webjob with
manually/continuous.
2.I have created Build Pipeline and Release Pipeline. WebJobs are not created in the azure webapp
Kindly please help on this issues if any one knows.
The processes you have taken are just publishing the demo.zip file to the default production slot in your Web App. It is not creating a WebJobs in the Web App.
I am afraid that you have misunderstanding on WebJobs of Web App. It is a feature of Azure App Service that enables you to run a program or script in the same instance as a web app, API app, or mobile app. There is no additional cost to use WebJobs.
To create a WebJob in your Web App, normally, you need to manually add the WebJob in the web UI of your Web App.
I am trying to deploy 4 or more webjobs and a webapi to a single app service on Azure, using Azure Devops.
I have read previously that to deploy a webjobs i needed to prp my artefact with the following tree organisation : webjobs/app_data/jobs/continuous ou webjobs/app_data/jobs/triggered
So i made it so that my build prepared the artefacts organised like this :
artefact
/WebApi
/...dlls and stuff
/webjob
/app_data
/jobs
/continuous
/webjob1
/...
/webjob2
/...
/triggered
/webjob3
/...
/Webjob4
/...
When i deploy webjobs, using the task Azure App Service Deploy, and pointing the folder webjob, i can see my webjobs being deployed all well.
But when i try to deploy the webApi as well, it doesn't work.
I first tried to deploy webjobs and webapi in two separated task (still using Azure App Service Deploy ) but one was overwritting the others.
I then tried using one task Azure App Service Deploy, by providing the top folder containing WebApi and webjob, but this doesn't seem to work.
I suppose there is a simple thing to do here, but i don't seem to be able to work it out ...
Is there any people who have managed to do this ?
Check this case: How do you deploy an Azure WebJob and App to the same App Service via VSTS?
You need to associate webjobs with web app, by right clicking your Web App project in Visual Studio and select Add > Existing Project as Azure WebJob and follow the wizard.
The webjobS are included in the web app package, then you just need to deploy web app to azure app service.
It will generate webjob’s package too during publishing (that why there are two zip files), but you just need to specify web app package in Azure App Service deploy task. (Check Publish using Web Deploy option). Make sure the "Exclude files from the App_data folder" is unchecked:
I have 2 webAPI’s written in .net core 2.2.The 2 web api’s are triggered by web jobs which are console Apps in .netcore 2.2. They are all different projects and in different repositories in Azure DevOps.
I am trying to deploy the web Api's together with the webjob into 2 web app services(eg: WebApi1 + Web job1 into App service1 and WebApi2 + Web job2 into App service2) in Azure using the Azure DevOps build and release pipelines.
I am able to add the webjobs manually into App Service from Azure portal and it works fine.But I want to deploy it using Azure DevOps pipelines.
I tried different ways to publish the web jobs(console apps) with the web api in the app service, like trying to publish it to App_Data folder from Azure DevOps.
I mainly followed the blog below.
https://www.andrewhoefling.com/Blog/Post/deploying-dotnet-core-webjobs-to-azure-using-azure-pipelines
But when I try to publish the webjob it overwrites the web api code(all the 4 projects have seperate build/release pipelines). The webjob code gets deployed in the site/wwwroot folder rather than the site/job folder.
My Build steps:
My Release steps:
I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
Is there a way to copy the webjobs files into the same app service without overwritting the actual webapi code?
I asked this question a while on github repo azure-webjobs-sdk but the answer didn't help me as well...
i tried the following and it worked out for me:
In Azure Portal navigate to: App Service > Configuration > Path mappings > Virtual applications and directories
In DevOps configure your build pipeline like:
configure your release pipeline like:
configure the task:
I got it working by following below steps sequentially -
Deploy Webjob using App Service Deploy task which has below setting for deployment method -
Deploy API using App Service Deploy task which has below settings -
After these two steps, API and webjob work seamlessly in same app service.
I'm new to deploying a web app to Azure (using Azure App Service). My app has about 6 web projects and we also use Umbraco CMS. When I build the web app in Visual Studio and point to any of our databases (dev, stage, etc.), the web site works locally (localhost)
When I try to publish the app to Azure or even test it locally (after "convert"), content is missing and all the links have the incorrect domain. I'm following MS docs to "Migrate and Publish a web app to Azure Cloud".
The first step in the MS docs is to right-click on the web app and select "Convert > Convert to Microsoft Azure". After this step I try to test the Web App created by this step. I point to the same databases as if i build locally (not using "convert"), content is missing and links have a different domain.
Is there a settings in the web.config or other file I need to do when building/deploying to Azure cloud service?
I use the Deploy Azure App Service VSTS task to deploy an asp dotnet core API to an Azure API app using the Publish using Web Deploy option. The task runs without any errors but somehow I have to restart the API to get the new version.
Is that intended? Is there any flag that I can set to immediately get the deployment "live"? As a workaround I can add a restart task but I hope there is another way....
Are you using App Service Local Cache? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-local-cache
If you are you will need to remove WEBSITE_LOCAL_CACHE_OPTION = Always property of your web app to have your publish show right away.
Otherwise you can always use a deployment slot to test your app before swapping in production.