Last week, my azure invitation code finally arrived, a little excited, so immediately to register the account, and successfully deployed a website to Azure.
With the recent learning of the ASP.net MVC framework and the desire to deploy an MVC application to azure, it was assumed that Azure would support MVC, and that the results were not supported after actual deployment.
Then after a few unsuccessful, a little want to give up, but fortunately later saw the following article:
Http://blogs.msdn.com/jnak/archive/2008/11/10/asp-net-mvc-on-windows-azure-with-providers.aspx
Reading this article, it turns out that deploying an MVC application to Azure is actually very simple, and I quickly deployed an application as I said in the steps.
This is the website that I have successfully deployed to azure, everybody can see the effect first: http://np.cloudapp.net/
For the convenience of everyone to read, I have a simple translation here, summed up can have the following points:
1. Create a new empty cloud Service, such as: Mvccloudservice.
2. Add a asp.net Mvc application, for example, called Mvcwebrole.