- Lab
- A Cloud Guru
Creating an Azure App Service App
In this hands-on lab, you are working as a cloud engineer for Tech Tangos, an up-and-coming computer repair company. You’ve been asked to find a way to host a website in Azure, instead of having to host it on the owner's server in his garage. You’ll use the Azure portal and Azure CLI to create an Azure App Service app as a proof-of-concept that websites can be hosted on Azure App Services.
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Challenge
Sign In to the Azure Portal
Using the credentials provided on the lab page, sign in to the Azure portal using your browser's Incognito or Private mode.
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Challenge
Create an Azure Web App Using the Portal
When creating the web app, make sure to select the Basic pricing plan for the app service plan! Otherwise, your lab may get terminated for going over resource limits.
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Challenge
Create an Azure Web App Using Azure CLI
When opening the Cloud Shell for the first time, pick the Bash option.
Then click on Advanced Settings, pick the pre-provided storage account, and create a new file share.
What's a lab?
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