Azure App Service
The Azure plugin supports deploying and managing Azure App Service resources including Web Apps, Static Web Apps, and associated configurations such as deployment slots, logging, and site extensions.
The Azure plugin supports deploying and managing Azure App Service resources including Web Apps, Static Web Apps, and associated configurations such as deployment slots, logging, and site extensions.
The Azure plugin supports deploying Azure Container Apps (azure.ContainerApp) with full configuration for containers, ingress, secrets, volumes, scaling, and service bindings.
The Azure plugin supports deploying Azure Function Apps in three modes—ZIP package, code file, or Docker container—along with deployment slots and Web Jobs.
The Deploy Azure plugin enables Deploy to work with the Microsoft Azure cloud computing service. You can provision Virtual Machines, Containers, App Service Plans, Web Apps, Static Web Apps, Function Apps, Web Jobs, and Container Apps from Deploy.
Your development organization may choose to integrate with an external secrets management tool to support the secure management of secrets. While you can choose to manage sensitive key/value pairs for environment-specific information using internal encrypted dictionaries. Deploy also supports integration with the Azure Key Vault service to manage and inject secrets into Deploy. The API-based integration with Azure Key Vault enables you to define, manage, and use key vault as an external data source for secret storage.
DevOps as Code is designed to work with any continuous integration tool that can run commands. By using specifications defined in the XL YAML format and a simple XL CLI utility to execute them, DevOps as Code offers a lightweight but powerful integration for deploying your applications using common CI tools.