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Deploy to Azure with Visual Studio

Deploy to Azure with Visual Studio

From the course: Deploying ASP.NET Core Applications

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Deploy to Azure with Visual Studio

- [Instructor] Azure app service is a managed hosting service for your application, which means you don't have to worry about setting up virtual machines or servers. Visual Studio, along with the Azure SDK makes it really easy to deploy ASP.NET Core applications directly to Azure App Service. For this example, I'm again starting with the default ASP.NET Core mvc application template, you don't need to add any Azure related packages or settings to the project. To get the application deployed, we need to first set up an Azure App Service deployment profile. Right click on the project and select publish, and switch over to the profile tab if it isn't there already. We need to create a new publish profile based on the Azure App Service target, so click on that button, and if you haven't logged in to Azure through Visual Studio before, you'll be prompted to enter your credentials. Once you log in, we need to create a new resource group for this application. A resource group is kind of a…

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