When it comes to PaaS, one of the most popular services from Azure is Azure App Service, also known as Web Apps. They allow you to quickly get started with a server for hosting your web applications, which can be easily configured and adjusted to your needs. Besides purely development experience, Azure App Service also includes a set of features that make monitoring and diagnosis a piece of cake. In this section, I will show you how to monitor your web application and find the root cause of issues you may face.
To get started, we will need an instance of a Web App in Azure. You can deploy it really quickly using the Azure CLI:
$ az appservice plan create -g <rg-name> -n "<plan-name>" --sku <sku>
$ az webapp create -g <rg-name> -n "<webapp-name>" -p "<plan-name>"
To create an instance of Azure App Service, you need two commands:
- The first one will create an Azure App Service Plan that gives...
