add webapp from source sample #216
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| PACKAGE = github.com/Azure-Samples/azure-sdk-for-go-samples/apps/basic_web_app | |||
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One issue with using a makefile is that it excludes users who are in PowerShell environments. It's up to you whether or not we want to explicitly provide build support in the samples for pwsh users, or if we want to only focus on Linux/WSL for automated builds, but it's something to consider. This also affects setup.sh.
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Also did a quick check to see if make is called anywhere - it's not. This file is used for container/binary deploy only, not source, and it can be removed.
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This function definition should just be rolled into the setup.sh script, unless it's intended to be used elsewhere - in that case it should go into some kind of generic utils package. If it is it still needs to be deployable.
| **NOTE**: GitHub sync requires a [GitHub personal access | ||
| token](https://github.com/settings/tokens); you need to get one from the linked | ||
| page and set it in a local environment variable `GH_TOKEN`, e.g. `export | ||
| GH_TOKEN=mylongtokenstring`. You can also add it to your local `.env` file for |
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Don't suggest doing this, it's a security risk since it publishes an auth token to a public resource.
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| AZURE_BASE_NAME=go-webapp-tester | ||
| AZURE_DEFAULT_LOCATION=westus2 | ||
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Remove l7-8 from the template.
| specified repo. Don't forget to `git push` your code there too! | ||
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| **NOTE**: GitHub sync requires a [GitHub personal access | ||
| token](https://github.com/settings/tokens); you need to get one from the linked |
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Indicate the level of permissions required for the token in order for the deployment to operate. Assuming it's repo?
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We get some general output here, but maybe run the commands with --verbose so that more progress information from the CLI is displayed?
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| --output tsv --query id) | ||
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| echo "ensured plan $plan_id" |
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Weird verb choice here. Change to Created or Set maybe?
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| if [[ -z $plan_id ]]; then | ||
| plan_id=$(az appservice plan create \ |
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If I remember right, this creates a plan with a basic S1 tier (FREE is not allowed for Linux containers for some reason) so users should be advised to clean up when finished. Maybe a cleanup script should be provided as well?
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| --query 'id' --output tsv) | ||
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| echo $group_id |
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Provide more context. It might also be useful to echo the group name rather than the group ID.
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| echo "ensured web app: $webapp_id" | ||
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| ## ensure operation |
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Add an echo here to indicate that the test is being run. Maybe:
echo "Testing deployment..."
Similar to #215 but without containers, this sample includes a basic Go web app and a script to set up infrastructure and configuration in App Service to continuously build and deploy this app. See README.md for full details. It only works if copied to the root of a user's own directory, as in https://github.com/joshgav/go-sample-source.