Get Started With Microsoft Azure Cloud Service
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Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform that enables building and managing applications and services. The document outlines steps for creating and deploying an ASP.NET web application using Visual Studio, including setting project properties and signing into Azure. It also includes a detailed deployment process via Visual Studio to publish the application to Azure.
Get Started With Microsoft Azure Cloud Service
- 1. Windows Azure By Microsoft
- 2. What is Azure??? Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform and infrastructure, created by Microsoft, for building, deploying and managing applications and services through a global network .
- 3. It’s economical and scalable
- 4. Create an ASP.NET web application Your first step is to create a web application project. Visual Studio will automatically create the Azure Website that you'll deploy your project to later. This diagram illustrates what's happening in these two steps.
- 5. 1.Open Visual Studio 2013 or Visual Studio 2013 Express for Web. 2.From the File menu, click New Project. 3.In the New Project dialog box, click C# > Web >ASP.NET Web Application. If you prefer, you can choose Visual Basic. 4.Make sure that .NET Framework 4.5 is selected as the target framework. 5.Name the application MyExample(or any preferable name) and clickOK.
- 6. 6.In the New ASP.NET Project dialog box, select theMVCtemplate. If you prefer to work with ASP.NET Web Forms, you can select the Web Forms template. 7. Click Change Authentication. 8. In the Change Authentication dialog box, click No Authentication, and then click OK.
- 7. 9. In theNew ASP.NET Project dialog box, leave the settings underAzure unchanged, and then click OK. 10. If you haven't already signed in to Azure, Visual Studio prompts you to do so. ClickSign In.
- 8. 11. In theSign in to Azure dialog box, enter the ID and password of the account that you use to manage your Azure subscription. When you're signed in, the Configure Azure Site Settings dialog box asks you what resources you want to create. 12. Visual Studio provides a default Site name, which Azure will use as the prefix for your application's URL. If you prefer, enter a different site name. 13. In the Region drop-down list, choose the location that is closest to you. 14.Leave the database fields unchanged. 15. Click OK. In a few seconds, Visual Studio creates the web project in the folder you specified, and it creates the website in the Azure region you specified.
- 9. Deploy the application to Azure 1. In the Web Publish Activity window, click Publish MyExample to this site now. 2. In the Connection tab of the Publish Web wizard, click Validate Connection to make sure that Visual Studio can connect to Azure in order to deploy the web project.
- 10. 3. In the Settings tab, click Next. You can accept the default values forConfiguration and File Publish Options. 4. In the Preview tab, click Start Preview. The tab displays a list of the files that will be copied to the server. Displaying the preview isn't required to publish the application but is a useful function to be aware of.
- 11. 5. Click Publish. 6. Monitor and manage the site