The goal 🎯 of this bug bash is to test out Node.js deployment scenarios and ensure that users can successfully deploy a Node.js Web Application on Azure App Service.

1. An Azure Subscription
2. Node.js ^18.20.5 & npm
3. Visual Studio Code & Azure App Service Extension
4. Node.js project – Either select a sample from Microsoft, or Bring Your Own Code

You can deploy your project from local or from a Codespaces.

1. Follow these instructions to create and deploy an Express web app to Azure App Service.
2. Select a complete E2E template to deploy
3. Follow this tutorial to deploy a Node.js + MongoDB web application on Azure.

• Bring your own Node.js project ready for deployment.
• Additional resources to help you Build JavaScript applications with Node.js

Note: App Service Runtime Support for Node

Complete deployment either via the App Service VS Code extension or through the Command-Line Interface (CLI)

1. Instructions
2. Node.js app configuration for Azure App Service on Linux as the hosting platform.

1. Instructions
2. Node.js app configuration for Azure App Service on Linux as the hosting platform.

If you deployed initially using the VS Code extension, redeploy your changes using the command-line interface (CLI)and vice versa. Set up continuous deployment (CD) with GitHub Actions

Set up continuous deployment (CD) with GitHub Actions

Try accessing your logs using the VS Code extension, CLI tool or directly on the Azure Portal.