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Select the deployment (up arrow) icon to deploy your code to Azure:ДЄt the prompts, select the myexpressapp folder, select your subscription account again and then select the name of the web app created earlier. Select the Azure icon to open the Azure App Service explorer, expand your subscription node, right-click the name of the web app you just created, and select Configure Deployment Source. With the web app in place, you next instruct VS Code to deploy your code from the local Git repo. Close the notification with the X button: Select Skip for now for the Application Insights resource.ДЄfter a short time, VS Code notifies you that creation is complete.Select Create a new App Service plan, provide a name like AppServiceTutorial-plan, and select the F1 Free pricing tier.Select Create new resource group and provide a name like AppServiceTutorial-rg.Use only alphanumeric characters ('A-Z', 'a-z', and '0-9') and hyphens ('-') For Enter a globally unique name, enter a name that's unique across all of Azure.

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You use the advanced command to have full control over the deployment including resource group, App Service Plan, and operating system rather than use Linux defaults. Use Ctrl+ Shift+ P to open the command palette.Д®nter create web then select Azure App Service: Create New Web App.Advanced. Create App service resource in Visual Studio Code Press Ctrl+ C in the terminal to stop the server.ДҐ. Test the app by opening a browser to The site should appear as follows:

#APP TO OPEN DXR FILES INSTALL#

Use the following base command with git to clone the repository, change into the repository folder named myexpressapp, then install the npm dependencies, and open the project in Visual Studio Code from the terminal. In Visual Studio Code, select the Azure explorer icon, then select Sign in to Azure, and follow the prompts.ДЄfter signing in, verify that the email address of your Azure account appears in the Status Bar and your subscription(s) appears in the Azure explorer:Д¬reate and run an Express.js app by cloning an Azure sample repository.ДЄt a terminal command prompt, go to the location where you want to create the app folder. Once you've installed an extension in Visual Studio Code, you need to sign into your Azure account. If you already use the Azure service extensions, you should already be logged in and can skip this step.

Install Visual Studio Code and use the following extensions:.

Deploy Express.js to Azure App Service using Visual Studio CodeДeploy your Express.js app to Azure with the Visual Studio Code extension for Azure App Service extension.

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