[New azd-template] .NET File Manager

[alexwolfmsft]

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1. Description

This simple starter azd template provides a basic file manager app. It deploys an ASP.NET Core web app to Azure App Service and creates an Azure Storage account with a blob container. It then connects the App Service to the Storage account using a connection string configuration setting. The app uses the Azure SDK to allow users to upload files to the storage account and view them as a list of links. It also supports GitHub actions as a CI/CD pipeline.

2. Author Information

Name: Alex Wolf

Link: https://github.com/alexwolfmsft

3. Template Repo

https://github.com/alexwolfmsft/azd-file-manager

4. Link to PR where you made your repo azd compatible

This was built from scratch for azd awesome.

5. Tags

Standard: _One or more tags representing the template. Look at the currently available tags on the [Gallery page] .NET/C#, Azure App Service, Azure Blob Storage

6. Architecture Diagram or Application Screenshot

Not sure if this is necessary for a simple app.

7. Related Issues (optional)

NA

Next Steps

Once submitted, the issue will be reviewed - we plan to do reviews on a rolling basis at regular intervals. The process will include verifying all information required for the template gallery is provided and the template works (i.e., successfully deploys to Azure with azd up).

• If we have questions or enhancements, we will add comments in issue thread (issue stays open)
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[rajeshkamal5050]

@v-xuto can you validate, test the template and update?

[v-xuto]

@alexwolfmsft Please add the ReadMe for this repo https://github.com/alexwolfmsft/azd-file-manager, so that we can test it.

[alexwolfmsft]

Hey @v-xuto I have added a readme file to this project.

[rajeshkamal5050]

Thanks @alexwolfmsft

@v-xuto can you test and update?

[v-xuto]

@rajeshkamal5050 Sure. We have finished testing this template. @alexwolfmsft We have finished testing this template, there is an issue https://github.com/alexwolfmsft/azd-file-manager/issues/1, please review.

[alexwolfmsft]

Hey @v-xuto I have updated the template to support application insights, which should have fixed this issue, thanks!

[v-xuto]

@alexwolfmsft This issue has been fixed. We've closed it. @rajeshkamal5050 Now, there is no issue with this template.

[alexwolfmsft]

Hey @rajeshkamal5050 - any updates on this? Thanks!

[jongio]

Please add a devcontainer to the project. You can find examples to use in our official templates. Thanks

[alexwolfmsft]

Hey @jongio I have added the devcontainer folder/assets like the other templates have.

[jongio]

More suggestions:

Steal the code in this readme to display the buttons.

Add text to readme on how to open in codespaces...

https://github.com/Azure-Samples/openai-plugin-fastapi

[alexwolfmsft]

@jongio I think this is all set

[jongio]

I got this:

ERROR: deployment failed: failing invoking action 'provision', error deploying infrastructure: deploying to subscription:

Deployment Error Details: AccountNameInvalid: stjongfilemanager1storage is not a valid storage account name. Storage account name must be between 3 and 24 characters in length and use numbers and lower-case letters only.

TraceID: 1caf6924e776b2b34fdc654c10c9be75

I recommend adding validation to the names to adhere to the naming conventions.

[jongio]

This is how we do it:

name: !empty(storageAccountName) ? storageAccountName : '${abbrs.storageStorageAccounts}${resourceToken}'

Just the prefix and the token.