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Testing the web application deployed on containers - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Extend Web Application Functionality on Microsoft Azure
Testing the web application deployed on containers
- [Instructor] Let's go ahead and test this out by clicking on the application URL. So we can see that if I navigate to Pet Management, everything is going to work as it should. And let's test this in another browser. In this case, Firefox. So here, I'm going to paste the URL and let's click on sign in. So I'm going to copy and paste both the username and the password. So we can see that again, this is going to work as it should. And one more thing before I end this video and the chapter, I want to show you an additional code that you have to add to your web application for the install library to work. As you can see here, I'm executing the UseForwardedHeaders method before any other middleware in the pipeline. So this is required for the Azure Active Directory authentication. And with this, the application is going to work correctly.
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Deploying your app on containers using Azure Container Apps19s
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Provisioning the Azure Container Registry resource1m 38s
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Exploring and understanding the refactored solution5m 10s
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Creating the container images using the Azure CLI3m 11s
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Creating the Azure Container Apps environment2m
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Creating the Container App for the web API4m 37s
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Creating the Container App for the web application3m 7s
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Testing the web application deployed on containers1m 17s
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