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The document advertises a workshop on running static web apps on Azure using DevOps.js. It provides links to resources on how to deploy web assets to cloud storage, create and assign SSL certificates, establish a reverse proxy to call APIs, distribute apps globally, and set up continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) processes. The document also lists prerequisites like Node.js, VS Code, and Azure extensions needed to complete the workshop.
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