App Templates are packaged app samples designed to reduce the time it takes a developer to deploy their code to Azure. Unlike standalone example code, the goal of App Templates is to provide all the components to deploy an app to Azure with automation via GitHub Actions or other CI/CD services.
Each sample consists of example code, CI/CD components, and documentation containing all the required steps.
App Templates are designed to be compatible with the Azure Developer CLI(azd) which is currently in preview. These templates follow the same file structure and are straightforward to convert to azd compatible templates once all the components of the template (e.g. programming language) are supported.
App Templates are open to any technology some may not be on the azd roadmap and can be deployed using the READ ME guidance. The purpose of App Templates is to deliver and prove the value of accelerated onboarding for developers who are new to Azure. Developing examples for azd is one of our aims that fit into the broader goal of accelerated developer onboarding.
- Azure Subscription and you must be the owner(or know the owner) of the subscription for configuring automatated deployments
- .NET app on App Service
- Java Spring boot on AKS
- Static Web App with Cosmos DB
- Node.js - Azure Graph - CosmosDB (coming soon)
- Identify a sample app you plan to make into an app template
- Follow steps 1-3 listed here: How to Azure dev enable (aka dev ify) a project
- Add .devcontainer, .github and .github/workflow components
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