How to create a Web app using Azure App service.

Introduction

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, businesses and developers alike need scalable, reliable, and cost-effective solutions to bring their applications online. Microsoft Azure App Service stands out as a fully managed platform that allows developers to build, deploy, and scale web apps quickly without worrying about infrastructure management. With support for multiple programming languages, seamless integration with development tools, and built-in DevOps capabilities, Azure App Service simplifies the journey from code to cloud. This project will guide you through the step-by-step process of creating a web app using Azure App Service, providing both practical knowledge and hands-on experience in modern cloud development.

Step 1 Create the a resource group

• In the Azure Portal, search resource group and select resource group.

• Click + Create.

• Select subscription, Give your resource group a name StudentAppRG, and select a region, click review + create

• Click create to create your resource group

Step 2 Create the Web App

• In the Azure Portal, search App Services and select it.

• Click + Create, under the drop-down select Web App

• Under the basic tab, select the resource group created in step 1 (StudentAppRG).
• Give your Web App a name *studentDataApp *
• Under publish select code
• Choose your runtime stack .NET 9 STS
• Select Operating System (Windows)
• select your desired region.

• Create your own App service plan by clicking (create new) and name it Studentplan, Click Ok. and Review + create.

• Click Create

• Click on go to resources to see the Web App

• Under Development tools select Advance tools and click on go

• You will be asked to sign in again into your azure account, select your azure account to sign in.

• Once sign in, you will be redicted to the advance tool web page.

• Select Debug Console and Click on CMD

• Click on sites

• Click on wwwroot.

• Click on the Edit pencil to edit the default template code or clear the default template code.

• Clear the default code.

• Copy and Paste your StudentdataApp code and save.

-Navigate back to your App service and Select your Web App

• Copy the Default domain
  

• paste default domain in a web browser to see your studentDataApp running.

Conclusion

Creating a web app with Azure App Service is not just about deploying code; it’s about unlocking a streamlined, secure, and scalable pathway for delivering applications to users worldwide. From setup to deployment, Azure App Service reduces complexity and empowers developers to focus on innovation rather than infrastructure. By following this guide, you now have a strong foundation to build, manage, and scale web applications in the cloud with confidence. Whether you’re a beginner exploring cloud services or a seasoned developer aiming for efficiency, Azure App Service offers the tools to turn your ideas into live, impactful applications.