Added option for azure provisioning. - #18
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Superseded by #28 ( |
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Heads up: openGym has moved to GitLab. The GitHub repo is no longer maintained (the account was suspended, so it's out of my hands). Please re-open this issue/PR on GitLab so it doesn't get lost, I'll pick it up there. Questions, help and roadmap discussion now happen in Discord: Sorry for the noise, and thanks for sticking around. |
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Merge request opened in https://gitlab.com/DuarteSantos8/opengym/-/merge_requests/35. Closing this issue. |
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This pull request adds full support for deploying openGym to Azure App Service as an alternative to self-hosting with Docker Compose. It introduces new infrastructure-as-code files, deployment documentation, and a combined Docker image to run both the frontend (nginx) and backend (Node.js API) in a single container, as required by Azure App Service. The README and self-hosting docs are updated to reference the new Azure deployment option.
Azure App Service deployment support:
azure.yamlconfiguration for Azure Developer CLI (azd) to define the deployment process and post-provision hooks.infra/main.bicepandinfra/main.parameters.jsonfor automated Azure resource provisioning, including App Service, registry, and Azure Files share.deploy/azure/Dockerfileto build a single image running both nginx and the Node.js API, with environment variables for CDN-hosted exercise media.deploy/azure/nginx.confanddeploy/azure/start.shto configure nginx for SPA and API proxying, and to orchestrate process startup within the container.deploy/azure/hooks/postprovision.shand.ps1) to setORIGINandRP_IDbased on the deployed app's hostname, ensuring passkey login works correctly.Documentation updates:
docs/AZURE_APPSERVICE.mdwith step-by-step instructions for deploying to Azure, handling custom domains, persistence, and scaling caveats.README.mdanddocs/SELF_HOSTING.mdto reference Azure App Service as a supported deployment option, with links to the new documentation.Minor documentation and formatting fixes: