CODEWITHSUNDEEP
azureazure-web-app-service
user20719
user20719

Reputation: 221

Deploy Web App Azure issues

I'm new to deploying a web app to Azure (using Azure App Service). My app has about 6 web projects and we also use Umbraco CMS. When I build the web app in Visual Studio and point to any of our databases (dev, stage, etc.), the web site works locally (localhost)

When I try to publish the app to Azure or even test it locally (after "convert"), content is missing and all the links have the incorrect domain. I'm following MS docs to "Migrate and Publish a web app to Azure Cloud".

The first step in the MS docs is to right-click on the web app and select "Convert > Convert to Microsoft Azure". After this step I try to test the Web App created by this step. I point to the same databases as if i build locally (not using "convert"), content is missing and links have a different domain.

Is there a settings in the web.config or other file I need to do when building/deploying to Azure cloud service?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 127

Answers (1)

Sambatra Ramanandray
Sambatra Ramanandray

Reputation: 1

If you have knowledges in Docker, I recommend to use it. In Azure, you have the possibility to create a "web app for container".

After you create your docker-compose.yml, you go to azure and create a resource, and now you create an "azure container registry".

After that, you create a "Web app for containers" and choose your registry. In Docker Tab, you can choose docker-compose and select your docker-compose.yml file locally.

Azure will deploy automatically your web app!

Upvotes: 0

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