Deploy a Jamstack website to Azure Blob Storage with GitHub Actions

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Node.js

Before proceeding make sure to have Node.js and npm installed.

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Next.js

GitHub Actions are included with Github Repositories and can be used to automate project workflows like building and deploying code. In this example we will see how to automate the build process and deployment of a site built with the Jamstack. We can use GitHub Actions to checkout a specific branch in a git repository, and then execute a build process that is common to Jamstack sites that are created with a static site generator like Next.js or Eleventy. On completion of the static site generator build process, the static site folder will then be uploaded to Azure Blob Storage, utilizing the static website hosting feature included with Azure Blob Storage.

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GitHub Actions

GitHub Actions are included with Github Repositories and can be used to automate project workflows like building and deploying code. In this example we will see how to automate the build process and deployment of a site built with the Jamstack. We can use GitHub Actions to checkout a specific branch in a git repository, and then execute a build process that is common to Jamstack sites that are created with a static site generator like Next.js or Eleventy. On completion of the static site generator build process, the static site folder will then be uploaded to Azure Blob Storage, utilizing the static website hosting feature included with Azure Blob Storage.

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Azure Blob Storage

GitHub Actions are included with Github Repositories and can be used to automate project workflows like building and deploying code. In this example we will see how to automate the build process and deployment of a site built with the Jamstack. We can use GitHub Actions to checkout a specific branch in a git repository, and then execute a build process that is common to Jamstack sites that are created with a static site generator like Next.js or Eleventy. On completion of the static site generator build process, the static site folder will then be uploaded to Azure Blob Storage, utilizing the static website hosting feature included with Azure Blob Storage.

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