Azure deploys azure through TFs to bind domain names and uploads files using FTP

Last time I talked about azure binding domain names and uploading files using FTP, But I uploaded files using FTP software, but it was very slow... I had no choice but to abandon the FTP method. I knew that azure could be deployed with TFS, so I tried it. The result surprised me that TFs was used to manage projects abnormally fast, the deployment Speed to Azure is very good. I will introduce it to you this time.

Step 1: bind TFs.

Log on to the azure Management page, select the web site to be managed, select set up TFs Publishing (1) in the quick glance list on the sidebar, and click (2 ), if you are not registered, register one first. I will not talk about it here (currently, five users are supported for free registration). Click authorize now. You can see the (3) interface, click accept to associate azure With TFS. In this case, select a TFs project and bind azure.

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Step 2: deploy the project to Azure

In fact, the steps for uploading a project to TFs are ignored between Step 1 and Step 2. However, I believe that everyone should be OK with this step. I will not describe it in detail, open vs2012 to enter the team resource manager and use a generated definition. You can also open azurecontinuousdeployment.11.xam to check the specific process of this definition. Of course, you do not need to change it at all (4) (for how to configure azure projects, see https://manage.windowsazure.com/publishsettings/index? Client = vs & schemaversion = 2.0 & WHR = azure.com) Now let's generate the project to be deployed. (5). Wait until the generation is complete and automatic deployment starts. (6) The deployment is successful.

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In fact, the deployment process is relatively simple, and Azure is really convenient. Let's talk about it today. You are welcome to leave a message to discuss it.