static-web-apps-cli VS DurableFunctionsMonitor

In conjunction with the SWA CLI tool from Microsoft:[https://github.com/Azure/static-web-apps-cli](https://github.com/Azure/static-web-apps-cli)

You can find the documentation here, and the tool itself is open sourced and can be found here

I found a tool created by Microsoft which provides cli support to manage and deploy to static website. The tool called Azure Static web app CLI. The tool provides more than deployment functionality, but has lots of features to emulate authentication, and provide proxy for the API calls from the static web site.

Azure Static Web Apps CLI.

Azure Static Web Apps CLI. This is the command line interface to develop and deploy Azure Static Web Apps. Install this tool globally by running this command in the terminal: npm install -g @azure/static-web-apps-cli.

Azure Static Web Apps. It is meant for SPA frontends and Azure Functions out of the box and has a generous free tier. Very simple to use and deploys straight from github, azure devops, or the command line.

With the release of the new SWA CLI, it's never been easier to get started with Azure Static Web Apps! With the new commands you can configure your project to test it locally with the emulator, and deploy it directly from the CLI in a few minutes. It also support multiple configurations, and it's compatible with monorepos. Watch the video to learn how to get started with the new commands.

You may have missed it, but the new Azure Static Web Apps CLI is now available!

Durable Functions exposes a set of management APIs over HTTP and language-specific SDK APIs. However, there are no built-in tools for doing this kind of visualization (though some 3rd party tools are available). In terms of monitoring, Durable Functions emits detailed telemetry into Application Insights, which is quite powerful but has its own learning curve for creating alerts, visualizations, etc. More information on diagnostics and monitoring for Durable Functions can be found here.