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@@ -171,13 +171,13 @@ az appservice plan create -n NameOfServicePlan -g NameOfResourceGroup
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4 . Create the actual app and supply the service plan and resource group
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```bash
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az appservice web create -n NameOfApp -g NameOfResourceGroup --plan NameOfServicePlan
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az webapp create -n NameOfApp -g NameOfResourceGroup --plan NameOfServicePlan
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```
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5 . Create deployment details. A git-repo is not created automatically so we have to create it with a command:
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```bash
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az appservice web source-control config-local-git -g NameOfApp -g NameOfResourceGroup
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az webapp deploymentsource config-local-git -n NameOfApp -g NameOfResourceGroup
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```
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6 . From the command in step 5 you should get a **url** in return. Copy this url and add it as a remote to your local git project, for example:
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You should be prompted to supply a password, this should be the pass to your account. If not, you can choose a different password at your Dashboard for Azure: **[https://portal.azure.com/](https://portal.azure.com/)**
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Choose **App Services** in the sidebar to the left and the choose your app in the list that appears then go to **Deployment Credentials** to change your password for deployment.
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Choose **App Services** in the sidebar to the left and the choose your app in the list that appears then go to **Deployment Credentials** to change your password for deployment:<br>
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