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Chapter 20 · Azure Kubernetes App Deploy
Subchapter 20.2
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Shared detection logic used by Section 1 (Detection) in Quick Deploy.
Scan for signal files at the project root (and one level deep for monorepos). Map each signal to a framework and, where possible, a sub-framework:
| Signal File | Framework | Sub-framework Detection |
|---|---|---|
package.json | Node.js | Inspect dependencies for: Express (express), Fastify (fastify), NestJS (@nestjs/core), Next.js (next), Remix (@remix-run/node), Hono (hono), Koa (koa) |
requirements.txt | Python | Scan for: FastAPI (fastapi), Django (django), Flask (flask), Starlette (starlette), Gunicorn (gunicorn) |
pyproject.toml | Python | Parse [project.dependencies] or [tool.poetry.dependencies] for the same libraries as above |
Pipfile | Python | Parse [packages] section for the same libraries as above |
pom.xml | Java | Search for <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId> → Spring Boot; <artifactId>quarkus-resteasy</artifactId> → Quarkus; <artifactId>micronaut-http-server-netty</artifactId> → Micronaut |
build.gradle / build.gradle.kts | Java / Kotlin | Search for org.springframework.boot → Spring Boot; io.quarkus → Quarkus; io.micronaut → Micronaut |
go.mod | Go | Parse require block for: github.com/gin-gonic/gin → Gin; github.com/labstack/echo → Echo; github.com/gofiber/fiber → Fiber. For net/http (stdlib): search .go source files for "net/http" import — stdlib packages never appear in the require block |
*.csproj | .NET | Search for <PackageReference Include="Microsoft.AspNetCore.*" → ASP.NET Core; check <TargetFramework> for version (e.g. net8.0) |
Cargo.toml | Rust | Parse [dependencies] for: actix-web → Actix; axum → Axum; rocket → Rocket; warp → Warp |
If multiple signal files are found (e.g. both package.json and requirements.txt), record all of them — this may indicate a monorepo or polyglot project. Flag for clarification.
Check these sources in priority order (first match wins):
| Source | What to Look For | Example |
|---|---|---|
Dockerfile | EXPOSE <port> directive | EXPOSE 3000 |
.env / .env.example | PORT=<number> | PORT=8080 |
package.json (scripts.start) | --port <number> or -p <number> | next start --port 3000 |
| Source code | app.listen(<number>), .listen(<number>), server.port=<number> | app.listen(3000) |
application.properties / application.yml (Java) | server.port=<number> | server.port=8080 |
appsettings.json (.NET) | "Urls": "http://*:<number>" | "Urls": "http://*:8080" |
| Framework defaults | Use known defaults if nothing explicit found | Express: 3000, FastAPI: 8000, Spring Boot: 8080, ASP.NET: 8080, Gin: 8080 |
Grep the source tree for route registrations matching these patterns:
| Pattern | Endpoint Type |
|---|---|
/health | Generic health check |
/healthz | Kubernetes-style health check |
/ready, /readiness | Readiness probe |
/liveness | Liveness probe |
/startup | Startup probe |
/ping | Simple ping (sometimes used as health) |
/status | Status endpoint |
/api/health, /api/healthz | Prefixed health check |
Record the HTTP method (GET/HEAD) and expected response code (200) for each detected endpoint. If no health endpoints are found, flag it — probes will use /health as default.