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+# Application Architecture Overview
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+### Components:
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+- **GitHub Workflows**: Automates the deployment process through CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions. It handles tasks such as building, testing, and deploying the application.
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+- **Container Registry**: A storage system for Docker images. After the application is built, the image is pushed here.
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+- **Container App**: A service that manages and scales the containerized application, pulling the Docker image from the Container Registry.
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+- **Function App**: A serverless compute service that runs event-triggered code, which does not require managing infrastructure.
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+- **Web App**: The interface for users, potentially a front-end service like WordPress, interacting with the Container App and Function App.
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+- **Resource Group**: In Azure, it's a collection that holds related resources for an Azure solution, including the Web App and Function App.
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+- **Users**: The end-users accessing the Web App.
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+### Data Flow:
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+1. **Code Push & CI/CD Trigger**: Developers push updates to GitHub, initiating the GitHub Workflows.
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+2. **Build & Image Push**: A Docker image is created and pushed to the Container Registry.
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+3. **Deployment**: The image is deployed to the Container App, and the Function App is set up to handle backend tasks.
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+4. **User Interaction**: Users interact with the Web App, which uses the other apps to serve content and perform actions.
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+5. **Resource Management**: All services are contained within an Azure Resource Group for easy management.
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+### Notations:
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+- "N/S" indicates Network/Security, marking where network traffic and security are crucial.
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+## Getting Started
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+To begin working with the application:
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+1. **Permissions**: Ensure access to the GitHub repository, Container Registry, and Azure Resource Group.
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+2. **Local Development**: Clone the repository and set up your local environment as per the project's guidelines.
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+3. **Deployment**: Refer to the GitHub Workflows for instructions on the CI/CD processes.
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+4. **Monitoring & Maintenance**: Post-deployment, use Azure's monitoring services to keep track of application performance and health, updating code and dependencies when necessary.
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+For a detailed breakdown of each component, refer to the Azure's service documentation.