Azure App Service enables continuous deployment from GitHub, BitBucket, and Azure Repos repositories by pulling in the latest updates.
We will divide this post into 3 parts
Check1.  Configure Deployment Center using Github or Azure Repos
Check2.   Deployment Slots, for smooth Swap/deployment from Sandbox to Production
Check3.    Custom Domain configration

Deployment center is a Centralised service for all the Deployment methods supported by your app.
It Supports Manual push and sync using FTP, One Drive E.T.C or many external Source Control System like.
Azure Repos

Github

Bitbucket

Local Git

We would be configuring Azure Repos with Azure pipelines

Select Azure Pipelines,
Remember to have a project in Dev Ops: dev.azure.com. I have created a repository before continuing the config

Select Azure pipelines and proceed with selecting  Organization, project, and repository

Verify Information and click on Finish

Once Successfully deployed, we will have Sync Control and can edit the deployment pipeline.

We can use Deployment Slot to swap website data from Staging to Production or Production to Staging

As I have selected Dev plan, I don’t have the option available, we can refer below link for detailed steps

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/deploy-staging-slots

We will configure our custom domain supdvmske.dvmske.com to the hosted web app on Azure

-> OOB when deployment is done azure give us a URL to access our website, we will configure our own domain to that web app using A record or CNAMe

 

We will demonstrate 2 methods of publishing website from local development machine to azure

1.  Checkin the code from Local to GitHub and Syncing to azure from deployment center
2. downloading publisher and publishing from visual studio to Azure