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This pull request migrates the project’s documentation and CI/CD pipelines from AWS to Azure, introduces new Azure deployment workflows, and streamlines the build/test process. The main changes include updating the project’s architecture in
README.md, refactoring the Azure deployment workflow, and adding a dedicated workflow for Azure Static Web Apps. These changes modernize the project with Azure serverless services and improve deployment reliability and maintainability.Azure Migration and Documentation Updates:
README.md: Updated to reflect Azure serverless architecture, replacing AWS references. Includes migration status, benefits of Azure, new repository structure, and quick start instructions for Azure deployment. Legacy AWS instructions are now marked as deprecated.CI/CD Workflow Refactoring:
.github/workflows/azure-deploy.yml: Refactored to streamline backend and resource deployment for Azure. Combines frontend/backend build steps, simplifies lint/test commands, improves artifact handling, and enhances error reporting and health checks. Removes legacy AWS-specific steps. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]New Azure Static Web Apps Workflow:
.github/workflows/azure-static-web-apps-polite-ocean-0f2a6f700.yml: Added a dedicated workflow for Azure Static Web Apps to handle frontend deployment and pull request events, using OIDC authentication and improved build/deploy steps.Security and Reliability Improvements:
.github/workflows/azure-deploy.yml: Enhanced security scanning with explicit permissions and improved SARIF upload condition for Trivy results. [1] [2]Repository Structure and Onboarding:
README.md: Added badges, clarified folder structure, and provided onboarding instructions for Azure, including prerequisites and GitHub secret configuration guidance.