How to deploy applications on Azure cloud?

The Azure portal provides two ways for you to create and deploy a cloud service: Quick Create and Custom Create.

Three components are required to deploy an application as a cloud service in Azure:

Service Definition

The cloud service definition file (.csdef) defines the service model, including the number of roles.

Service Configuration

The cloud service configuration file (.cscfg) provides configuration settings for the cloud service and individual roles, including the number of role instances.

Service Package

The service package (.cspkg) contains the application code and configurations and the service definition file.

Three cloud service features require special configurations before you export a service package:

Follow these steps to create and deploy applications on Azure

Click Create a resource > Compute, and then scroll down to and click Cloud Service.

In the new Cloud Service pane, enter a value for the DNS name.

Create a new Resource Group or select an existing one.

Select a Location.

Click Package. This opens the Upload a package pane. Fill in the required fields. If any of your roles contain a single instance, ensure Deploy even if one or more roles contain a single instance is selected.

Make sure that Start deployment is selected.

Click OK which will close the Upload a package pane.

If you do not have any certificates to add, click Create.

Upload a certificate

If your deployment package was configured to use certificates, you can upload the certificate now.

Select Certificates, and on the Add certificates pane, select the TLS/SSL certificate .pfx file, and then provide the Password for the certificate,

Click Attach certificate, and then click OK on the Add certificates pane.

Click Create on the Cloud Service pane. When the deployment has reached the Ready status, you can proceed to the next steps.

Verify your deployment completed successfully

Click the cloud service instance.

The status should show that the service is Running.

Under Essentials, click the Site URL to open your cloud service in a web browser.

Learn more about Microsoft Azure in detail at https://www.apps4rent.com/

I hope this is helpful!

Ben Martin

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Sagar Lad5y ago
Hi Alex,

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cloud-services/
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Ben Martin5y ago
The Azure portal provides two ways for you to create and deploy a cloud service: Quick Create and Custom Create.

Three components are required to deploy an application as a cloud service in Azure:
Service Definition
The cloud service definition file (.csdef) defines the service model, including the number of roles.
Service Configuration
The cloud service configuration file (.cscfg) provides configuration settings for the cloud service and individual roles, including the number of role instances.
Service Package
The service package (.cspkg) contains the application code and configurations and the service definition file.
Three cloud service features require special configurations before you export a service package:

Follow these steps to create and deploy applications on Azure
Log in to the Azure portal.
Click Create a resource > Compute, and then scroll down to and click Cloud Service.
In the new Cloud Service pane, enter a value for the DNS name.
Create a new Resource Group or select an existing one.
Select a Location.
Click Package. This opens the Upload a package pane. Fill in the required fields. If any of your roles contain a single instance, ensure Deploy even if one or more roles contain a single instance is selected.
Make sure that Start deployment is selected.
Click OK which will close the Upload a package pane.
If you do not have any certificates to add, click Create.

Upload a certificate
If your deployment package was configured to use certificates, you can upload the certificate now.
Select Certificates, and on the Add certificates pane, select the TLS/SSL certificate .pfx file, and then provide the Password for the certificate,
Click Attach certificate, and then click OK on the Add certificates pane.
Click Create on the Cloud Service pane. When the deployment has reached the Ready status, you can proceed to the next steps.

Verify your deployment completed successfully
Click the cloud service instance.
The status should show that the service is Running.
Under Essentials, click the Site URL to open your cloud service in a web browser.

Learn more about Microsoft Azure in detail at https://www.apps4rent.com/

I hope this is helpful!
Ben Martin

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Gokhul Varman9y ago
It is very simple if you follow some steps given in refered link:https://www.tutorialspoint.com/microsoft_azure/microsoft_azure_application_deployment.html
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Aniket K10y ago
Hi Alex,

I have share an article link which gives you an idea about Azure deployment
https://allaboutwindowsazure.wordpress.com/2016/03/14/how-to-deploy-azure-cloud-service/

Regards,
Aniket
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Shakti Singh Dulawat10y ago
Please follow https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/cloud_solution_architect/2015/06/26/deploying-a-saas-application-in-azure-networking/
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