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Azure-Samples/python-app-service-postgresql-infra: AZD Template with a secure App Service and PostgreSQL architecture

This is an infrastructure-only template that doesn't include any application code. You can use it to quickly create the resources you need to deploy a data-driven Python app to Azure (for an example, see Deploy a Python (Django or Flask) web app with PostgreSQL in Azure). It provisions the following resources in an Azure resource group:

• A virtual network.
• A VNET-integrated App Service app.
• An Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server, accessible only from within the virtual network.
• An Azure Cache for Redis, accessible only from within the virtual network.
• An Azure Key Vault, accessible only from within the virtual network. The App Service app access connection secrets for PostgreSQL and Redis by using Key Vault references.
• A Log Analytics workspace to ship App Service logs.

To deploy your data-driven Python app, make sure you have installed AZD, and run the following commands and sequence and follow the prompts:

# CD to your Python app's repo root
cd <repo-root>
# Initialize a new azd environment with this template
azd init --template python-app-service-postgresql-infra
# Provision resources and deploy application code
azd up

When azd has finished deploying, you'll see some helpful output as provided by the template

• An endpoint URI for the web app.
• A link to the resource group in the Azure portal.
• A list of connection variables generated by the template, and link to the app settings page in the Azure portal.
• A link to open an SSH session with the web app. This is useful to run database migrations manually.
• A link to the App Service logs.

When you've made any changes to your application code, you can just run:

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