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I noticed in the log output that it says it defaulted Node to 0.10.40. Obviously (I'm assuming anyway) you can fix that and specify a Node version, but why would Azure default to such an old version of Node?
You can definitely fix it by specifying the Node version in your package.json (
"engines": {"node": "10.0"},) as the log suggests. But this is the very low default for App Service simply because upgrading is not so easy for big orgs.When I go to create the web app in Azure I'm unable to select Windows for the OS when I select Node for the runtime. Any ideas?
Hi, Preston, I think this might have to do with the Service Plan (or maybe Resource Group or Subscription) that you selected. Start there, and make sure that that plan supports Windows. As you work through the setup, you'll see that each setup step depends on the prior subscription. This caught me out as well.
Hey Jen, great post!
You mentioned getting Netlify—like CD on Azure but we're still uploading a built version of the app to the repo? Will you be addressing how to avoid doing that in your future posts?
yes, for sure. That's an optimization step. There's a way to do it, I need to test it and then explain it. For sure, it's no bueno to upload all that stuff!
Nice! Might have inspired me to show people how easy it is to setup pipelines, since you went with Kudu! :)
That's one of the many things on my list. Learning as I go here! :)
Hi Jen, I am a developer. Is there any use to get certified in both AWS and Azure. ? In a workplace anyway I will use any one cloud computing provider ?
Really fabulous premise for this post, loved it!
Thank you Ben!!
FYI, typo (and feel free to delete this comment when done :)
"Once you have the [Vue CLI installed"
got it, thanks!
wow, so much work just to launch a simple website :)
I know, but you get a lot of bang for the buck, going forward! Stay tuned!