Create a "Hello World" application in Azure

In this article, we will discuss how to use. NET creates a "Hello world!!!" in azure Application。 I use Visual Studio 2010, which has the Azure SDK 1.3 installed. Start Visual Studio, and then create a new project. Select Windows Azure Cloud Service in the Cloud template.

When you click OK, it lets you choose a role. Here, we add a asp.net Web role.

It then creates two items: CloudService1 (Azure Service project) and WebRole1 (ASP. NET project). The Azure Service project is used to configure this application, or to create a deployment package. ASP. NET project is a normal Web project.

Here, I removed the header div from the sitemaster.

Then add "Hello world!!!!" to the Default.aspx.

Done！ Now set "CloudService1" to your startup project and run it. When you run it, the Azure simulation environment is initialized, and then it starts development storage and development fabric.

Now you can see your "Hello World!!!" .

If you choose "WebRole1" as your startup project and then run this solution, it will run as a normal ASP.net project hosted on the local "localhost".

If you click on the Azure simulator and choose Show Development Fabric UI, you can see the Azure service running on your machine.

This is my "CloudService1" is running, it only webrole this one instance.

Original name: Creating a "Hello World" creator in Azure Author: Reeta Singh Lodhi