Deploying a Flask App to Azure with Visual Studio Code and Github

This video shows how to deploy the web app to Azure. The Azure App Service is configured using Visual Studio Code. Then a Github action is created to automatically deploy the application when the code is pushed.

[mdq]

Thanks for the video, the most comprehensive and easy to follow I've seen on the subject.
I still suck at trying to make my flask app available online through Azure but it still helped !

[doyinrunsewe]

Thanks. found this super helpful. I tried earlier via ssh and that was a pain.

[GraemeMeyer]

Great tutorial. Thanks Douglas!

Would be a nice addition/postscript to show how to prevent the API from returning the user's passwords!

[adityapunetha]

Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for

[alhanoofaldossary]

Thank you very much! better that official documentation website

[tony_boy]

Thank you. The instructions are so well-explained!

[vladinoo]

Hi, completed this series and I can say I definetely learned a lot from you. You seem like great teacher. Will there be a continuation to this? Thank you!

[andreiamador]

Thanks Douglas, I was able to achieve with your great and simple explanation. I love the fact why you connect GitHub with azure and the auto deploy everytime we push to the master.

I have one question, I was not able to set up the FLASK_ENV variable, why do you need to set up these two variables (app and env)?

[learntechwithabderrezak]

is there any way to build it locally and deploy it az a zip in linux appservice?

[mdq]

I have succeeded in hosting your application on azure app service, but I have another app, that is perfectly fine when running in local, but it gives me an " :( Application Error" when I try to access it's azure-app url. I have followed the exact same steps as you did.
Maybe it is because I have a sql database inside it, IDK.

[toddmueller]

I tried following along with this and I get this error that I cant figure out how to resolve.

2024-08-21T00:42:17.637Z ERROR - Container flashapp-test_0_3f696445 didn't respond to HTTP pings on port: 8000, failing site start. See container logs for debugging.

Anyone receive this and was able to resolve it?