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deploy-to-azure

Deploy the BookStore application to Azure using Aspire and azd. Use this to ship the application to production.

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Installation

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Skill instructions

Deploy the application stack to Azure Container Apps using the Azure Developer CLI (azd).

Deployment Steps

  1. Environment Check

    • Verify the .azure directory exists.
    • If missing, run azd init (with --no-prompt if possible, or ask user) to initialize the environment.
    • Run /doctor to verify prerequisites.
  2. Authentication

    • Run azd auth login to ensure the session is active.
    • Tip: If the user says they are already logged in, you can verify with azd auth show-status (if available) or proceed.

// turbo 3. Deploy

  • Run azd up to provision resources and deploy the code.
  • This command may take several minutes.
  • Be ready to handle prompts if SafeToAutoRun is not enabled.
  1. Verify Deployment
    • Upon success, run azd show to retrieve the public endpoints.
    • Display the webfrontend URL to the user so they can access their deployed app.

Related Skills

Prerequisites:

  • /doctor - Verify your environment has .NET SDK, Docker, and azd installed
  • /verify-feature - Ensure build and tests pass before deployment

Alternatives:

  • /deploy-kubernetes - For Kubernetes deployment (AKS, EKS, GKE)

Recovery:

  • /rollback-deployment - If deployment fails or causes issues

See Also:

Examples

Read the usage examples in the source repository.

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
Branch
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