A few days ago when I saw a learning Windows Azure Course, send Windows Azure activities, course address: http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/
After living to experience the qualification, I can't wait to get over it. Here's how to deploy your site to Windows Azure.
First introduce the following native environment:
--Installation of Visual Studio 2013 with the database design tool installed, although SQL Server 2008 is installed but cannot connect to SQL Server 2014
The following will start the Azure build Journey:
Open Https://account.windowsazure.cn/Home/Index, click Login, enter your account password, go to the portal
1. Create a new Web site
In the portal, select the Site menu and click "New"
--Choose New site (custom)
--Custom Create site (set domain name, location of site host, etc information)
--Advanced Database settings (select version, set maximum size, sort rules by default [because I don't know how to choose])
--Choose Git to publish from the local source to Azure, click on the next arrow to complete the creation
--completion of the created site status: running
2. Setting up the database
--click on the database name to enter the following view, the View Wizard will tell you which tools can be used as remote database editor, because the machine has visual Studio 2013 installed, so there is no MSSDT installed (approximately 1G installation package)
--Set Windows Azure Firewall rules to replicate the database connection address (if not set, the remote DB client is unable to connect to the database on Azure)
--Get the required connection string (my Web App is an ASP. I copied the ADO. NET connection string replaced the corresponding string in the local webconfig to be published)
3. Get git Submit address
4. Design the update database
In VS you can design an update database, and you can edit the table data
5. Commit the deployment (commit the local deployment code with GIT)
--The end < after the deployment, you can open the site to view the site, and git submit deployment is simple and fast, basically implemented local management! >