Summary
In this chapter, we've taken our application and brought it to production, deploying it to the cloud so that others can access it.
After exploring a variety of options to deploy JAMstack apps, we've learned how to use Azure Storage (an object storage service part of Microsoft Azure) for hosting and serving our app, and we've put a CDN in front of it to make our app load faster for all users worldwide.
We've also gone one step further and enabled CI/CD for our Svelte application, using GitHub and GitHub Actions. Now, our app is automatically built, tested, and deployed every time we make a code change.
This chapter concludes our work on building a PoC application with Svelte 3. In the next short chapter, we'll look at a list of resources for you to continue learning.
