📄️ Intro
Introduction about Azure
📄️ Glossary
Azure provider Glossary Terms
📄️ Create Account
To connect your Azure account to DeployPRO, first create an Azure account. If you already have an account, generate a credential in Azure.
📄️ Generate Credentials
Azure Key Vault will generate two keys for the secret: an access key and a secret key. The access key is used to access the secret in Azure Key Vault. The secret key is used to encrypt and decrypt the secret.
📄️ Connect to Azure
Azure can be one of your preferred cloud providers for deploying your application. You have the option to use this service and link it to your DeployPRO account for straightforward application deployment. To set up Azure integration, you'll need to authenticate with Azure. This is a one-time process for your DeployPRO account.
📄️ Create Server
Once you've successfully linked your Microsoft Azure account to DeployPRO, you're ready to initiate the process of setting up a server for your application. Simply follow these instructions:
📄️ Deploy Django
This page explains how to deploy Django on Azure using DeployPRO. Check our Django sample app here. You may fork it for your sample!
📄️ Deploy Flask
This page explains how to deploy Flask on Azure using DeployPRO. Check our Flask sample app here. You may fork it for your sample!
📄️ Deploy NextJS
This page explains how to deploy NextJS on Azure using DeployPRO. Check our NextJS sample app here. You may fork it for your sample!
📄️ Deploy NodeJS
This page explains how to deploy NodeJS on Azure using DeployPRO. Check our NodeJS sample app here. You may fork it for your sample!
📄️ Deploy React
This page explains how to deploy React on Azure using DeployPRO. Check our React sample app here. You may fork it for your sample!
📄️ Deploy VueJS
This page explains how to deploy VueJS on Azure using DeployPRO. Check our VueJS sample app here. You may fork it for your sample!
📄️ Deploy App with a PostgreSQL
This page explains how to set up a database on Microsoft Azure for a NextJS App using DeployPRO. Also, it's important to understand that you can create multiple databases within your application using either the PostgreSQL or MySQL types.