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Hello Brandin, the root cause was that when just clicking on the upload button using the Azure plug-in, it defaults to an App Service Plan that is Linux without ASP.NET Core. Since we were not Linux literate, we couldn't figure out how to fix it.
We created a new App Service plan with ASP.Net Core and the site came right up because ASP.NET core knows how to find the index.html file! Simple solution, dumb mistake on our part.
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Are you sure you're actually deploying a container? A container would need a config file. If using docker, your project should have a Dockerfile.
What does the config for your container look like?
It seems like you're justing doing a generic compute deployment, not a container deployment.
Hello Brandin, the root cause was that when just clicking on the upload button using the Azure plug-in, it defaults to an App Service Plan that is Linux without ASP.NET Core. Since we were not Linux literate, we couldn't figure out how to fix it.
We created a new App Service plan with ASP.Net Core and the site came right up because ASP.NET core knows how to find the index.html file! Simple solution, dumb mistake on our part.