🚀 Deploy Uptime Kuma on Azure App Service

Bicep script to automatically deploy Uptime Kuma on Azure app service with persistent storage

About

This bicep deployment will create and configure the following resources:

• Resource Group
• App Service Plan
• App Service
• Storage Account with file share

see the full diagram below.

Note: The fileshare will be setup as a persistent volume on the app service (mounted at /app/data in the docker container, which is where uptime kuma stores all it's files).

Note: Continuous Integration is turned on so whenever you restart the app service the latest uptime kuma build will be fetched automatically.

How to deploy

1. Clone repo
   (or download manually but make sure you have all the bicep modules and keep the same folder structure)

2. Deploy the main.bicep file (bicep/deploy/main.bicep)

   • Using VS Code:
     add the bicep extension and then right click the bicep file inside VS Code and choose Deploy Bicep File.
     
     VS Code will then authenticate you with Azure (if needed) and show a prompt for each parameter.

   • Using Azure CLI:

     bash:

     az deployment sub create --template-file main.bicep --parameters \
      location="westeurope" \
      resourceGroupName="rg-uptime-kuma" \
      appServicePlanName="asp-uptime-kuma" \
      appServicePlanSku="B1" \
      appServicePlanTier="Basic" \
      webAppName="wapp-uptime-kuma-$(openssl rand -hex 4)" \
      fileShareName="fs-uptime-kuma" \
      storageName="stuk$(openssl rand -hex 5)"

     powershell:

     $RandomSuffix = -join ((65..90) + (97..122) | Get-Random -Count 5 | ForEach-Object { [char]$_ })
     
     az deployment sub create --template-file main.bicep --parameters `
      location="westeurope" `
      resourceGroupName="rg-uptime-kuma" `
      appServicePlanName="asp-uptime-kuma" `
      appServicePlanSku="B1" `
      appServicePlanTier="Basic" `
      webAppName="wapp-uptime-kuma-$RandomSuffix" `
      fileShareName="fs-uptime-kuma" `
      storageName="stuk$RandomSuffix"

3. A few minutes after the deployment finishes you should be able to access your uptime kuma instance at https://{webAppName}.azurewebsites.net

Parameters

Parameter	Default Value	Description
location	westeurope	Location where all resources will be deployed
resourceGroupName	rg-uptime-kuma	Name of the resource group to put all resources under
appServicePlanName	asp-uptime-kuma	Name of the app service plan
appServicePlanSku	B1	App service plan sku
appServicePlanTier	Basic	App service plan tier
webAppName	wapp-${uniqueString(subscription().id)}	Name of the web app. This will also become the hostname of your web app so it needs to be globally unique
fileShareName	fs-uptime-kuma	Name of the file share
storageName	stuk${uniqueString(subscription().id)}	Name of the storage account (needs to be globally unique)

Azure Resource Diagram