Modernizing Python Apps and Data on Azure Part 3: Switching to Azure App Service

Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira

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In this article we demonstrate how to move a copy of our Python app and data to the Azure cloud infrastructure with minimal redesign and modification.

Here we explain how Azure App Service works, and show how to create the app via the Azure Portal and then deploy it using the Visual Studio Code Azure App Service extension.

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Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira

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Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira is a senior freelance software developer who lives with his lovely wife Luciana and his little buddy and stepson Kauê in Guarulhos, Brazil, is co-founder of the Brazilian TV Guide TV Map and currently works for Alura Cursos Online .

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Modernizing Python Apps and Data on Azure Part 3: Switching to Azure App Service

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