🖥️Static Web App
🖥 Let's get that website up and running!
Deploying Your Forked React Web App to Azure 🖥
In this section, we'll guide you through deploying your forked React web app from GitHub to Azure Static Web Apps with automated deployments.
Step 1: Sign into Azure Portal
Open the Azure Portal.
Sign in with your Azure account.
Step 2: Create a New Static Web App
In the Azure Portal, click "+ Create a resource."
Search for "Static Web Apps" and select it.
Click "Create" to start.

Create or Select Your Azure Resource Group
Give Your Static Web App a Name
Select the Free Hobby Tier
Select Region
Deploy with GitHub and Authenticate to your account.

Select the Organization, Repo, and Branch
Select React Build Preset
Select "Review + Create"

Step 3: Review and Deploy
As with all Azure resources you deploy, you will need to review your configuration and click "Create" if everything looks correct.

Step 4: Verify Deployment
Once the deployment has finished, click "Go to resource" to see your new static web app.

From the "Overview" blade, you can find the provided URL for your static website and click the link to visit.

Although your static web app is created, it will take 5-10 minutes before your forked repository is deployed and ready to visit 🕐
Congratulations! Your forked React web app is now deployed to Azure Static Web Apps. Any changes you make to your GitHub repository will trigger automatic builds and deployments by Azure, keeping your app up to date.

For advanced configurations, refer to the Azure Static Web Apps documentation.
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