What to do to have GRANDstack in Azure?

Drivers & Stacks GraphQL & GRANDstack
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I learned to use GRANDstack locally with the GRANDstack starter.

Now for a real project I would to have all the stack in Azure.

For Neo4j I know that I can install a VM in Azure.

But for

  • Graphql (client&server)
  • React
  • Apollo (client&server)
    I don't what I have to do to have it all in Azure.

What can I do to have all the stack for a future app in Azure ?

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You would need to set up a server in your Azure instance to run the node applications that make up GRANDstack, i.e. apollo server, react app, etc. Quickstart: Create a Node.js web app - Azure App Service | Microsoft Learn Here's a link to their services talking about set up.

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Thank you for your answer @MuddyBootsCode I'm going to look at it.
What I don't understand is stack components installation (apollo server, react,, graphql). How to install and where to install each stack components.

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Those are all basic node apps. So you'd need to create them individually or use something like the GRANDstack starter and clone it over.

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Thank you @MuddyBootsCode

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Hello @MuddyBootsCode, I have a question. How can I create them individually and where, and also if I use the starter how can I clone it and where ? Sorry I'm a beginner. Have a good day

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I think I've already given you a link to how to deploy node applications in Azure here's a link to the GRANDstack starter and it's docs https://grandstack.io/. Good Luck!

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Thank you @MuddyBootsCode