Deploying .NET Apps to Azure
We all love building interesting projects, but at some point we’ll need to publish them so we can show off to our friends and colleagues.
In episode, Andrew Hall (@AndrewBrianHall) comes on to show us some of the tooling options available in Visual Studio 2017 for publishing our .NET Web applications to Azure.
*01:23 – Exploring publish targets
*03:15 – Publishing to Azure App Service
*07:36 – Adding an Azure SQL database
*10:28 – Adjusting the hosting plan
*11:30 – Applying Entity Framework migrations
*14:29 – Managing application using the Cloud Explorer
*15:18 – Publishing to a Docker container registry
*19:48 – Sneak peak at setting up Continuous Delivery
Useful Links:
Publish an ASP.NET Core app to Azure with Visual Studio
Azure Container Registry documentation
Deploy to Azure with VSTS
Create a free Azure Account
.NET Azure Dev Center
Very informative video…keep that up…
Very impressive presentation. Obviously all nicely integrated from VS to Azure, where it seems you even create your domain. (www.Azure_domaine_XXX.com)
I have a domain name already, completely different server, which I would like for my ASP application. Do I need to transfer the domain name to Azure?
Purely doing a relink from the existing website would not be a proper solution.
I would be grateful for info/link where I can learn more about this.
Thank you.
How do you create a SQL Server today? Now that the interface is different?
Friends don’t let friends me hit right click publish 🙁
Great Video. Thanks to the Microsoft Dev team
what a bad host.
Cool video!
But what does "attach debugger" do in the cloud explorer (at 14:48)?
Does it simply run the deployed website while having the debugger running in visual studio? If that's the case, how can I do the same with an app made with visual studio, but deployed through an azure DevOps Pipeline? Does it only work if I deploy it via Visual Studio? Thanks!