Continuous Integration and Deployment using GitHub
summary
Step-by-step lab shows a Blazor WebApp (.NET 6, Windows) pushed from GitHub and deployed to a free Azure App Service, with GitHub Actions building and deploying in about two minutes; demo uses a forked Blazor to‑do repo, a commit triggers the workflow and the live site updates, and a private GitHub repo can serve a public Azure site; notes hitting the daily free compute quota once and tracking a separate app for 11 months to prove no cost on free tier. GitHub Actions CI/CD from repo to Azure and private repo, public site
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Free Azure hosting with GitHub
- 2:54Web app setup in Azure
- 7:53Runtime stack and region
- 9:43Link GitHub for deployment
- 13:17Deploy Blazor to-do app
- 25:23Auto-updates to live site
- 30:41Free hosting cost tracking
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