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Azure and Node.js

Create a node web app

  1. Create your node app locally
  2. Navigate to the Azure portal and create a new web app
  3. Setup Continuous Deployment by navigating to settings and clicking Continuous Deployment
  4. Select local Git repository
  5. Back in settings, select and create your Deployment credentials
  6. On the Essentials header of the web app, note the Git clone url
  7. Locally, create the git repository by navigating Git Bash to the web app's root directory
  8. Run $ git init
  9. Make your first commit by running $ git add . and then git commit -m "Your commit message"
  10. Add the continuous deployment repository as a remote by running $ git remote add azure <git_clone_url>
  11. Push your repository to the continuous deployment repository in Azure by running $ git push azure master

Set environment variables in your node web app (CLI)

Install the azure CLI package and login (one-time)

  1. Install the Azure CLI: npm install --global azure
  2. Login to your Azure account: azure login

Set environment variables in your Azure node web app

azure site appsetting add NEW_ENVIRONMENT_VAR=yourValue your-web-app-name

NEW_ENVIRONMENT_VAR is the new environment variable name, yourValue is the value to set the environment variable to, and your-web-app-name is the name of the web app that you intend to set the environment variable for

List environment variables in your Azure node web app

azure site appsetting list your-web-app-name.