How to create a new managed service in the new Azure portal

Windows Azure is a Silverlight-based software, and its development portal is now new. All of its information, all operations can be done in one page. The uses this new portal, from configuring the guest operating system to stopping or restarting a service, almost on one page, to get everything done. This new portal has a ribbon at the top, a left pane and a right pane. Let's explore how to create a new managed service in the new Azure portal.

The following steps are to create a new managed service:

1, Login to Azure Portal

2, click "New Hosted Service" on the top left

3, you will get the following pop-up window. You can use this window to create a new managed service.

4, first, select a subscription from the Drop-down list. I have a total of two subscriptions. I chose the "DebugMode" subscription.

5, Next, you need to provide a name for this service. You can provide a name for this hosting service at your discretion. Here, I give this service the name is "Hostetempservice". Then, provide the URL for this service, the URL I provided is "HosteTempService.cloudapp.net". This managed service can be accessed through http://debugmode.cloudapp.net/.

6, after providing the service name and URL, we need to select the region and the "affinity group". So far, Microsoft has provided 9 areas. You can also create your own "affinity group" if you want.

To create the affinity group, select the Create or Choose affinity Group radio button.

Select the Create a new affinity group option from the Drop-down list. Assign a name to this "affinity group" and select the target location for this "affinity group".

7, select the deployment option. You can also choose not to deploy that option. Later, you can configure this deployment. If you want to start this newly created service after a successful deployment, select the check box.

8, specify a name for this deployment. Select the configuration file and package file for the application you want to host in this service, and then click the OK button.

In future articles, we'll see how to add a certificate to a managed service. When you click the "OK" button, you will see that the newly created service has been listed.

Original name: Windows Azure for Developers Task 7:creating Service account in new Silverlight based Azure Portal Author: Dhananjay Kumar

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