Intro

This repository contains a simple web application that can be deployed to Azure App Service using Github Actions. There are two actions defined in .github/workflows directory:

• build.yml - builds the application and sets version in appsettings.json file.
• deploy.yml - publishes the application to Azure App Service;

Both actions are triggered manually.

To facilitate the deployment process, two scripts are provided:

• create-azure-resources.ps1 - creates Azure resources required for the deployment;
• delete-azure-resources.ps1 - deletes Azure resources created by create-azure-resources.ps1 script.

Quickstart

Create Azure resources

az login
cd scripts
./create-azure-resources.ps1

Github configuration

1. Download publish profile from Azure App Service;

2. Copy contents of publish profile to new Github secret named AZURE_DEMO_PUBLISH_PROFILE;

3. Run Github action named 'Build' (if it wasn't run before);
4. Run Github action named 'Deploy' (requires an artifact generated by step #3).

Clean up Azure resources

cd scripts
./delete-azure-resources.ps1

Shared library

Another project is a 'SharedPackage' that is packed into a nuget package and published to Github Packages.

To manually build the package:

Make sure package project has all the settings needed in .csproj file.

<PackageId>AwesomePrivatePackage</PackageId>  
<Version>1.0.6</Version>  
<Authors>Anthony Maisak</Authors>  
<Description>A sample class library</Description>  
<PackageTags>sample</PackageTags>  
<RepositoryUrl>https://github.com/maisak/actions</RepositoryUrl>  

Pack it

cd SharedPackage  
dotnet build  
dotnet pack -c Release  

Publish it

dotnet nuget add source --username maisak --password <PAT> --store-password-in-clear-text --name github-maisak "https://nuget.pkg.github.com/maisak/index.json"  
dotnet nuget push .\bin\Release\AwesomePrivatePackage.1.0.6.nupkg -s github-maisak