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Deploying a Static Website on Azure Using Blob Storage
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Deploying a Static Website on Azure Using Blob Storage

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This guide walks through the full deployment of a static web application using Azure Blob Storage Static Website Hosting. The goal of this deployment is to demonstrate how Azure Storage can be used to host front-end applications without provisioning servers, virtual machines, or container infrastructure. In this guide we will deploy the Mini Finance application, a static website composed of HTML, CSS, and image assets, and make it publicly accessible through an Azure-generated endpoint. The deployment will cover the full process, including resource creation, configuration, file upload, and verification. Resource Type Resource Name Purpose Resource Group mini-finance-rg Logical container for all resources Storage Account minifinancedemo01 Stores and serves website files Blob Container $web Hosts static website content Static Website Endpoint View Site Public access URL Architecture Overview This deployment follows a simple static hosting architecture. User requests are sent to the Azure

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