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Host a Website on Azure Tutorial

In this video I’ll be showing you how to quickly setup web hosting for a static website using Azure Storage accounts. This is a great cost effective way to store websites that don’t need dynamic content such as documentation, personal resumes or portfolios and a whole lot more. Setting up hosting is simple once you have an Azure subscription and can help you get a little bit more familiar with the massive suite of utilities Microsoft has to offer.

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17 thoughts on “Host a Website on Azure Tutorial

  • Has anyone successfully migrated from Digital Ocean or Cloudways to Azure? How does the effort of maintaining unmanaged Azure hosting compare to managed hosting?

  • can u guide me how I can upload a web application and do an auto scaling load balance

  • Hey guys, im not very good with all of this but i have a project at university and needed some help. Im planning on creating an app allows users to take quizzes but i would like for it to be deployed on the web. I am currently able to create a student subcription that gives free credit on azure. Is anyone able to tell me how i can do so and if there are any videos that will teach how to do so?

    Thanks in advance

  • Hey i can host my node js and angular both in these for free?

  • So does Azure offer standard web hosting services? (making API calls is a basic, entry level requirement)

  • How can I a MERN web app , and how do I manage files their since it has number of files ?

  • This is a totally pro video! I appreciate that you showed the differences as to what will and will not work (i.e. dynamic sites.) Sub added.. Thanks!!!

  • How can i display all the background color and images in the website? now it's just displaying the wording part

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