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MarshallTrevor-2155 asked Grmacjon-MSFT commented

Getting 403 Error when trying to view new static web app

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After pouring over Azure documentation for a considerable amount of time I finally got a simple static web app up with visual studio code.

I am going to sound very uneducated on this so bare with me:
- I used PHP 7.4 for the app
- I am created a resource group for the app and named it and deployed it
- The status is running

After deploying it each time I click on the link to go and view the site I am met with "Forbidden, You don't have permission to access this resource."

I do have an idea what it is but I am not entirely sure. I used my college email to get a student subscription and it seems that it's not just me who has access to my resource.

My role is the "Owner" of "This resource" but there is a professor (that I do not know with an email from my college) who has a "User Access Administrator" role. So I may have to drop my account and just use my own personal email and just host the site on a different account and email.

Though I don't think this is necessary and I just need to do something simple to fix it so I came here first.

Also if you couldn't tell I have no experience working with Azure or anything like it so any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.



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Hi @MarshallTrevor-2155,

Thanks for your patience. We apologies for any inconvenience you experienced with your static web app.

I agree, I don't think it is necessary to host the site on a different account.

Are you currently using the free tier for your app? There are also limitations with the free tier.

Also, how are you deploying your app? Visual Studio Code, Azure Portal, or Azure CLI?


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