I am new here and in MS Azure as well so sorry in advance for any misunderstanding.
I have a question related to the Azure Portal and Resource Group.
I have successfully built an image, created a container where the image has been pushed and no I have ResourceGroup That I can see available on the Azure Portal.
I also successfully start App Service and I can see the attribut ResourceGroup on the AppService heading right to my correctly build on the Azure Portal.
And here is the issue...
On the AppService, there is provided URL, where your cloud app is running and I cant see anything on the URL, just bluescreen which telling me to deploy the code. BUT, the resourceGroup with the code has been linked to the App Service.
I am so confused by Azure Portal Gui... and maybe I missed some tutorial or hint on the net. Does anybody has any experiences with Azure Cloud and uploading Web App ?
I am using Trial-Account.
BR
Michal.
The "Resource Group" in Azure is a way to organize related resources together. An "App Service Plan", a "Web App", etc are individual Resources. You organize multiple individual resources into Resource Groups by placing resources that are create and/or managed together in the same Resource Group. This is generally done to organize all the resources for a particular workload to be in the same Resource Group.
To publish your application code, you need to publish the code to the App Service Web App. Resource Groups don't host code, they are just for organization. You will deploy your application code and host it within the App Service Web App.
Please refer to the documentation for further explanation on how to deploy your code to App Service, manage it, and host it there:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-web-get-started-dotnet
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I'm quite new to Azure, trying to learn how to explore what are the possibilities of publishing a website on azure, to be a bit more at ease to do the the AZ-204.
On the azure dashboard, I can create "Azure web apps", "Azure app service"(not mentionning CI/CD and serverless).
What are the difference between the two? I initially taught the azure web app was code driven(connected to git) and "App Service" one was docker-based.
But for both option, when you move to next step, you can choose if you publish the code or the docker container:
Can some body explain what is the difference between the two? And/or the most important advantage of one over the other?
I've searched for a while, but it's not the same product name everytime and I'm really sure it's still the same product.
There is no difference. To quote the documentation:
The only difference between the three app types (API, web, mobile) is
the name and icon used for them in the Azure portal.
Behind the scene it is already using app service all the time. If you consider WebApp and WebApp for containers is a part of Appservice, you don't actually pay for webApps, but you pay for the Appservice plan!
If you go to the Azure Web Apps site and click on the Documentation tab, it will take you to the MS Documentation for App Service Overview. Furthermore take a look at the MS Documentation Choose an Azure compute service for your application. This is a decision flowchart to host your application code. Azure Web Apps does not appear in the decision tree. Next take a look at the following subtopic Create and deploy web app service with Azure CLI command. The CLI command is as follows: "az webapp up --name <your_app_name> --logs --launch-browser". A little confusing but not if you look at the following documentation Azure CLI Documentation: Azure Web Apps, which shows the following commands:
az staticwebapp - Manage static apps.
az webapp - Manage web apps.
Finally, look at the following MS Documentation: CLI samples for Azure App Service. This is a list of numerous scripts for creating an Azure Service Plan and App Service. They ALL use either "az staticwebapp" or "az webapp". So the documentation use the term "Azure App Service" but the CLI command does not. There is no separate MS product for Azure Web Apps!
Web app is a part of App service.
There are 4 types of App Services:
Web App – used for hosting websites and web applications (previously Azure Websites)
API App – used for hosting the RESTful APIs
Logic App – used for business process automation, system integration and sharing data across clouds
Mobile App – used for hosting mobile app back ends (previously delivered by Azure Mobile services)
Azure runs App Services on a fully managed set of virtual machines in either a dedicated or shared mode, based on your App Service Plan. ... Web App – used for hosting websites and web applications (previously Azure Websites) API App – used for hosting the RESTful APIs.
I have two Azure web apps that are in the same resource group but have two different app service plans.
web-app-1, in resource group web-app-group, has app service plan web-app-1-plan
web-app-2, in resource group web-app-group, has app service plan web-app-2-plan
I created a new app service plan called “web-app-3-plan”, in resource group web-app-group, which was created after the two web apps. Now I want to move both web apps into the new app service plan. All three plans are in the same region (West US) but have different pricing tiers (which shouldn’t matter).
When I go to web-app-1 and select “Change App Service plan” I only see the current plan in the dropdown list and an option to create a new plan (that starts with ASP-).
How do I move my web apps into “web-app-3-plan”, my new plan?
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I tried to replicate your issue, and I was able to move the Web App to New ASP(App Service Plan) without any issues. Attached the screenshot for the same.
And after investigating your issue further,
The reason this might be occurring is because the App Service Plan is tied to a different webspace than the original App Service Plan of the web app, even though the newly created App Service Plan was moved to the same Resource Group.
What you can do to resolve the issue is, delete the newly created App Service Plan, and then create the new App Service Plan in the same Resource Group rather than moving it to the Resource Group( if you have done it) . This will ensure the App Service Plans are tied to the same webspace (on the same Resource Group and the same region).
Please refer to the below doc for more reference : Move an App to another App Service Plan
I hope this information helps.
Click Create new resource link found on the upper left-hand corner of the Azure portal, then select AI + Machine Learning > Web App bot. After filling all the details, I get an error message stating 'the service id is not available' and the create button disappears.
Sign out and re-login to the Azure portal and then re-try the operation has mentioned in the below article
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/bot-service/bot-service-quickstart?view=azure-bot-service-4.0
Make sure you have enough amount in your Azure subscription (or) your subscription is Active.Like(changing "consumption plan" to "app service plan.)
However Azure Portal is a simple GUI to create any resources easily. But it doesn't mean to stop you from using other ways like Azure CLI, Powershell, ARM templates, Other SDK's
Azure CLI to create a WebApp Bot
Dot Net SDK to create a WebApp Bot
Node.js SDK to create a webApp Bot
Additional information: After you've registered your client with Azure, you need to create the Web App. Be sure to use the following in the body:kind "webapp"
location Geographic location used to create the bot service resources. For example, eastus, westus, westus2, and so on.
You won't be able to test this due to Azure subscription limitations.
This error is because the service name has already been assigned within Azure. That name must be unique across all Azure services, not only the ones in your group or resource groups. This is a common error new comers may experience.
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
Apologies I am quite new to Azure.
I have setup an Azure RG but for some reason the App Service and App Service Plan are located in South Central US. I think it may be slowing down the performance? How do I move everything to use UK South?
For some reason I was thinking about moving the resources to the other resource group, not the other region. So the answer is: No. You can't do that for WebApps yet. You would have to create a new WebApp and new App Service Plan and deploy your code there.
How can I modify the Location of my web site in Windows azure?
If you have source code, It is the simplest way to redeploy your application to another new web app. If you do not have source code, please try to use clone via the following steps:
1) create a new web service plan with region "UK Source", select pricing tier as P1 at least (Clone app is a feature that is only available to apps hosted on Premium App Service Plans. You can upgrade your App Service Plan to get access to this feature).
2) Clone Web App in Azure portal. Refer to more information at this article. Choose the same resource group, select app service plan we created at step 1.
3) delete unused App service plan
4) Change App service plan that we created at step 1.