Azure Portal Tips and Tricks (Part 15): Deploying a Website (Web App) With Git [Video]
Azure Portal Tips and Tricks (Part 15): Deploying a Website (Web App) With Git [Video]
It's time for another episode of Azure Portal Tips and Tricks. Follow along to learn how to deploy a website from a local git repo through Azure Portal.
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Azure Portal Tips & Tricks is a series of short videos where I am showing various features of the Azure Portal and how you can take advantage of them to be more productive.
In this video, I am showing how to deploy a website from a local git repository.
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If you have any suggestions or questions about the Azure Portal, or there is something in particular that you would like to see in this series, tweet me at @JakubJedryszek or leave a comment.
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