How to publish a WCF service role to a managed service

Windows Azure is a Silverlight based software, and its development portal is now a new one. All of its information, all operations can be done in one page. Use this new portal, from configuring the guest operating system to stopping or restarting a service, almost on one page, to get everything done. In some articles, we learn how to use the WCF Service Web role.

At the same time, hosting a WCF service role in a managed service is almost identical to hosting a asp.net Web part. Here's how to publish a WCF service role to a managed service

1, log into Azure's development portal.

2, create a new managed service. If you can, upgrade your existing managed services to host the WCF service role.

You can refer to the Azure Developer Task VII: Creating service accounts based on Silverlight for Azure

3, to upgrade a managed service, you can browse locally:

4, right-click on the Azure item and select "Publish".

5, now, upgrade a managed service, select the "Browse locally ..." option and navigate to the folder that contains the files.

6, after the release is complete, you can navigate to that URL. During navigation, you may get the following error in your browser:

Don't make a fuss! Just attach "service1.svc" to that URL, and your WCF Service Web role will work.

7, we can use this service in the same way, which is no different from using a normal WCF service.

Original name: Windows Azure for Developers Task 9:hosting WCF service role in Windows Azure Hosted Service Author: Dhananjay Kumar

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