Is it possible to download the files/scripts of a web job already uploaded into an Azure Web App? If so, where is it located?
Go to d:\home\site\wwwroot\app_data\jobs.... in KUDU site after login azure portal, get script file.
Follow this link for more details
https://github.com/projectkudu/kudu/wiki/WebJobs
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I am new to Azure AD B2C and NodeJS development, but have developed web sites (that does not use frameworks) using JAVA, PHP, C# and C++ for non-cloud servers using Apache or IIS.
I want to build a simple SPA for Azure B2C, that accepts sign-in and sign-up (with federated authentication via google, facebook, etc) using the Authorization Code Flow.
After searching for some time, I found the following example:
https://github.com/Azure-Samples/ms-identity-b2c-javascript-spa
What do they mean when they write the following in the Deployment section:
build your project
Are they assuming that I am using webpack or the like and forgot to describe it or are they assuming that I am familiar with Azure pipelines (which I am not), i.e. this:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/ecosystems/javascript?view=azure-devops&tabs=code
Or do they mean something different? How do I build the sample project?
I have tested in my environment.
You can build and deploy your project to Azure Static Website using VS Code.
VS code Azure Storage extension builds and deploys the project to the Azure Storage as a static website
After cloning the project into your local, open command prompt from your project folder.
Run this command to install node modules required for the project :
npm install
Run this command to start the project :
npm start
You can see your project running in http://localhost:6420/
Now to deploy this application to Azure, you can use Azure Storage Account Static website feature.
To deploy the application, please follow below steps :
Open your project from the VS code.
Go to extensions and search for Azure Storage. Select Azure Storage. Click on install.
Sign in to your Azure Account and you can see your subscription.
Under Storage extension, Click on Deploy to Static Website via Azure Storage.
Select your project folder. Select your Subscription.
If storage account is already created, select your storage account. If not click on Create Storage Account (Advanced) and create your storage account.
Click on Enable website hosting
Once the deployment is completed, sign in to Azure Portal.
Open your storage account. Select Containers. Open $web container.
You can see your project uploaded to the Storage Account.
Click on Change access level and select Container ( anonymous read access for containers and blobs). Click OK
Open App folder and click on index.html. Copy the URL
Open the URL in the browser and you should be able to see the application running.
I would like to run ILSpy on one of my DLLs to verify code is running on a deployment slot and unable to figure out how to retrieve the DLLs from my PaaS WebApp.
As all mentioned above, If we want to get the published files from the Azure WebApp, we could use the Kudu tool to do that easily.
More info about Azure website file structure, we could refer to this document. If you want to know more about Azure WebApp, you could refer to Azure WebApp Sandbox.
I want to get files of website back which I have deployed on azure. Is there any way to download or get that files from azure ?
Yes, you can use FTP for that. Use this search link for details.
Firstly, you could access Azure website files (under /site/wwwroot directory) via FTP using your deployment credentials. You could find (or set) deployment credentials by going to App Deployment>Deployment credentials in Azure portal.
Besides, Kudu Console tool that gives us both command line and file browser access to sites, you could download website files via Kudu Console tool.
I have a deployed web application on Azure that I seem to have lost local copied of the source files.
I'm logged onto Azure portal but can't seem to find any of the deployed files.
Anyone give me some pointers in where I should be looking to locate the deployed files.
The easiest thing to do would be to either connect via FTP to download all of your files or create a local Git repository and clone the site.
First thing you will need to do is reset your deployment credentials if you do not know what they are. You can do this by clicking on more commands on the web app info blade and then clicking "reset publish profile"
To connect via FTP use an ftp program such as FileZilla to connect and download.
To clone your files to a local Git repo, setup your web app for continuous deployment using the following button on the web app settings blade.
You can also find detailed instructions here: Continuous deployment using Git in Azure App Service
Both methods will let you acquire all your files that are published to the web app.
It's easy to download your files using the SCM site. Go to:
https://.scm.azurewebsites.net
and then click on CMD on the top bar.
Then you can download all of your site content in a zip. Note that the actual site content will be in the wwwroot folder in the directory "site".
My goal is to be able to deploy a package of ASP.NET website stored in Azure Storage as Azure Web Site programmatically (using C# ASP.NET) with just a click of a button. I know this can be done if I will deploy it as Azure Cloud Service by using Service Management API or azure powershell.
I dig into the source code of azure powershell and I see that it can only deploy from local Git and GitHub repo. Does anyone have any idea of how to do it from Azure Storage?
Note: I want to be able to manage all the Web Deploy Packages (stored in Azure Storage) online. I have an ASP.NET MVC website deployed as Azure web site and I will be using this one to automate deployments.
How are you packaging your site in blog storage? One way to publish to Windows Azure Web Sites is to use web deploy. You could package your site as a web deploy package as part of your build, and then use msdeploy.exe to push your bits to the site:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd569106(v=ws.10).aspx
This would be no different from using web deploy to publish to an IIS Server.
It looks like someone else has used this approach with success:
http://robdmoore.id.au/blog/2013/06/01/windows-azure-web-sites-programmatic-web-deploy/
Hope this helps!
You could totally do this using the Windows Azure Management Libraries and the Storage SDK together. If I'm right in reading this, do you want a Web Site that you use to spin up new Cloud Services, and you want to deploy those services from the server side of your web site. If that's the case, you could do that using the Compute Management Client NuGet.