Azure series 1 : Moving a Web App into Azure
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In this session, we are going to create a simple ASP.Net MVC4 application and then move that into Azure without doing any modifications in the MVC application.
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Azure series 1 : Moving a Web App into Azure
- 1. AZURE SERIES 1 – MOVING A WEB APP INTO AZURE SARAVANAN S JEEVAN TECHNOLOGIES 06-MAR-2013
- 2. Agenda • Objective • Pre-requisites • Creating a sample Web App • Azure Management portal • Creating a Website • Downloading the Publish settings • Publish to Azure • Questions
- 3. Objective • Build a new ASP.NET MVC 4 application • Create a web site in the Windows Azure Management Portal • Deploy the application using Web Deploy
- 4. Pre-requisites • VS2012 or VS2010 with Service Pack 1 • ASP.NET MVC 4 • Microsoft Web Publish for Visual Studio 2010 (August 2012) • A Windows Azure subscription with the Web Sites Preview enabled
- 5. Creating a sample Web App • Demo of ASP.Net MVC4 App
- 6. Creating a Web site in Management Portal • Login to http://windows.azure.com/ • Select “WEB SITES” • Click “CREATE A WEB SITE” • COMPUTE -> WEBSITE -> QUICK CREATE • Provide a unique namespace in the URL • Click “CREATE WEBSITE”
- 7. Downloading the Publish Settings • Go to “WEB SITES” • Double click the created website • Click “Download publishing profile” • Save the “PublishSettings” file into your local machine.
- 8. Publish to Azure • Go to your project • Publish your project • In the Profiles section, browse and select the downloaded PublishSettings file. • Publish your project
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