Now that your Azure App Service, Azure SQL Server instance, and Azure Storage Account have all been configured to work with Piranha CMS, you are finally ready to deploy your project to Azure using GitHub Actions. At the end of this tutorial, you'll have a... Read more
In order to enable your Piranha CMS instance to communicate with your Azure SQL Server and Azure Storage Account, you'll need to configure the connection strings in your Azure App Service accordingly. This process will involve editing the name of your Azu... Read more
The next step in the process involves creating an Azure app service to run your Piranha CMS instance. An Azure App service is essentially the Azure resource that will directly serve your Piranha CMS site files and will enable you to configure custom domai... Read more
In order to run a Piranha CMS instance on Azure, some configuration of your new site is necessary. These configuration changes include setting connection strings for Azure SQL Server and Azure Blob Storage. In order to correctly update your Piranha CMS co... Read more
This series of tutorials outlines the process of deploying Piranha CMS to an Azure App Service using GitHub Actions. The Azure App Service you'll create in this tutorial feature an Azure SQL Server instance and an Azure Blob Storage account. To ease the d... Read more