I have enabled private end point for WebApp and blocked public access, what is the way i can alllow website to be accessed from publicly

Hello @AJMAL E ELLATH Can you please provide more information on how you set up your private endpoint for your static web application?

without a custom domain, you can use Azure Application Gateway in combination with a firewall. Here’s a step-by-step guide to achieve this:

Steps to Allow Public Access:

1. Configure Application Gateway:
   • In the Azure portal, create an Application Gateway in the same region as your WebApp.
   • Add your WebApp to the backend pool of the Application Gateway. Use the private IP address of the WebApp’s private endpoint.
   • Configure HTTP settings to ensure proper routing of traffic to your WebApp.
   • Set up listeners and routing rules to direct incoming traffic to your WebApp.
2. Set Up Firewall Rules:
   • you want to make sure that your Network Security Group (NSG) allows traffic from the Application Gateway to your WebApp.
   • Configure the Web Application Firewall (WAF) on the Application Gateway to protect your WebApp from common threats.
3. Access Restrictions:
   • In the Azure portal, navigate to your WebApp, go to Networking > Access Restrictions, and configure rules to allow traffic from the Application Gateway’s public IP address.

You can review this doc: Integrate Application Gateway with App Service for detailed steps.

Hope that helps.

-Grace