Add Spring Apps Standard tier:
- Add bicep template in
core/host to deploy AI Shopping Cart Service to Azure Spring Apps standard tier
- Name of the bicep template:
spring-apps-standard.bicep
- Add a parameter in
main.bicep to select Spring Apps plan.
- Parameter name:
springAppsPlan
- Parameter allowed values:
Consumption, Standard, Enterprise
- Default value:
Consumption
- When the value of
springAppsPlan is Standard, the Azure Container Apps environment should not be deployed and the front-end should be deploy to Azure Static Web Apps.
- A new YAML file standard should be available to deploy the front-end to static web app. This YAML file should be rename to azure.yaml if the standard plan needs to be use
- A new
README_standard.md should be available at the root of the repository
- In the root
README.md/Application Architecture, a link to the standard tier readme should be added.
- The setup of the options (environment variable) to choose the plan needs to be described at the end of the quickstart guide and point also to
README_standard.md
- A new Azure DevOps pipeline and a new GitHub workflow should be created for the standard plan
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Sample application can be deployed to Azure Spring Apps standard
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Add Spring Apps Standard tier:
core/hostto deployAI Shopping Cart Serviceto Azure Spring Apps standard tierspring-apps-standard.bicepmain.bicepto select Spring Apps plan.springAppsPlanConsumption,Standard,EnterpriseConsumptionspringAppsPlanis Standard, the Azure Container Apps environment should not be deployed and the front-end should be deploy to Azure Static Web Apps.README_standard.mdshould be available at the root of the repositoryREADME.md/Application Architecture, a link to the standard tier readme should be added.README_standard.mdThis issue is for a: (mark with an
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