In this article Diogo Souza demonstrates how to host a static web page in Azure in just a few steps with Azure Blob Storage and Azure CDN.

One of the most significant advantages of developing SPAs (Single-page applications) is the simplicity of deploying them to the cloud. Whether it is Angular, Vue, or React-based, you simply need to load an initial index.html file and point your hosting solution to it. All the rest of the work is automatically performed by the SPA framework along with the power of JavaScript.

However, for many developers out there, the chances are that once in a while they’d want to host a single application that is entirely static, i.e., doesn’t perform any HTTP call to a back-end API; like with a business website, or a portfolio page, for example.

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Static hosting with Azure Blob Storage and Azure CDN
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