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Jimmyt1988
Jimmyt1988

Reputation: 21186

How to publish my visual studio 2013 C# .NET MVC Website to Azure?

I have created a project using C#.NET MVC 4.0 and I want to publish the project (website) to my azure account... I cannot see any way of publishing my project to my windows azure? I have followed the Cloud service set up guide only to be utterly confused at how I link it up to my existing project?

Any help?

So overview is, I have a project (MVC web application) and I just want to publish it to azure so that it works like a website others can view.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 10723

Answers (3)

NBende
NBende

Reputation: 16

yes goto azure portal - create website and keep it in start mode come to visual studio select publish -- Import from azure website - just enter your credentials and automatically VS gets the settings and displays the website that we created - just select from the list..that's it - this is without explicitly downloading the publish profile.

Upvotes: 0

Jeff
Jeff

Reputation: 2313

I would try right clicking the project in the Project Explorer section and look for something along the lines of Publish or Deploy.

Upvotes: 1

DanMusk
DanMusk

Reputation: 399

One of the easiest ways of getting your MVC project "out there" is to go to the Azure portal, and create a new "Web Site". The difference between Azure Websites and Azure Cloud Services are answered in other questions here on Stack. Here is how you can do it with Azure Websites:

  1. In the Azure portal create a new website.
  2. On the WebSites dashboard, click the link "Download the publish profile".
  3. Open up your solution in Visual Studio 2013, right click your web-project and select "Publish...".
  4. In the dialogbox, click "Import..." to import the publish profile you just downloaded.
  5. Hit the "Validate Connection" button to verify that everything is OK.
  6. Click publish and your MVC application gets published to your newly created Azure Website.

Another option is to deploy directly from sourcecontrol eg. GitHub. Follow the wizard in the Azure portal. In the website dashboard, hit the link "Set up deployment from source control".

Upvotes: 0

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