JAMStack deployment with Azure DevOps Pipeline

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Azure Blob Storage

Use Azure Blob Storage to store all kinds of files. Azure hot, cool, and archive storage is reliable cloud object storage for unstructured data

Since Jamstack requires you to re-build your website each time your content changes, I need Node.js to run on the server. This isn't happening, so I had to figure out an alternative way to build front-end applications, away from the server. Good thing is I have access to Azure meaning I could use it's DevOps Pipelines to have it build the application for me, and deploy the static output to Blob Storage, and then dispatch an event back to the server. The server then would fetch the built website for me and extract it to be hosted.

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Visual Studio Team Services

Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) provides unlimited Git hosting, cloud build for CI, agile planning and continuous delivery.

Since Jamstack requires you to re-build your website each time your content changes, I need Node.js to run on the server. This isn't happening, so I had to figure out an alternative way to build front-end applications, away from the server. Good thing is I have access to Azure meaning I could use it's DevOps Pipelines to have it build the application for me, and deploy the static output to Blob Storage, and then dispatch an event back to the server. The server then would fetch the built website for me and extract it to be hosted.

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Microsoft Azure

Windows Azure and SQL Azure enable you to build, host and scale applications in Microsoft datacenters.
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Since Jamstack requires you to re-build your website each time your content changes, I need Node.js to run on the server. This isn't happening, so I had to figure out an alternative way to build front-end applications, away from the server. Good thing is I have access to Azure meaning I could use it's DevOps Pipelines to have it build the application for me, and deploy the static output to Blob Storage, and then dispatch an event back to the server. The server then would fetch the built website for me and extract it to be hosted.

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