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Hi,
Since there is already one linux app for central US region(reached the limit), I tried to deploy the node js application using different region. But getting the gi
ven below error while deploying it
Hi @Deeksha Alva ,
Kudu (i.e. Oryx) checks the root folder for package.json, requirements.txt, etc. to determine how to start your project. Make sure your repository has one of the required file types.
I'm not able to access requirement.txt. Also, I did not understand ur solution, since I'm new to azure . Please be brief about this @Ryan Hill @Orlando V. Oliveros @Birendra Singh @Ali, Arab
There isn't a requirements.txt file to access, sorry about that. Since you're new to Azure, have a look at Create a Node.js web app in Azure, it's a quick start that will guide you on how to deploy a node app. The navigation at the top of the document allows you to switch between different development environments, i.e. Visual Studio Code, command line, or the Azure Portal. Configure a Node.js app for Azure App Service is a guide that provides instructions for app customizations such as setting your NodeJS version, configuring server.js port, and configuring any pre/post build steps should you need any, and setting a custom startup command.
Should you run into any specific issues, please comment down below.