
Publish your Azure web app using publishing profiles or deployment credentials, and choose between ftp or web deploy to upload content, with web deploy identifying changed files to optimize updates.
Configure Azure web app settings by selecting dotnet, java, and python versions, and 32-bit or 64-bit runtimes. Enable always-on, web sockets, auto swap, deployment slots, and a default page.
Explore Azure web apps diagnostics by enabling metrics, Application Insights, alerts, and log streams to monitor response times, errors, and usage, and configure storage-backed diagnostic logs.
Upgrade applications by switching from production to staging, uploading upgraded packages and configuration, and deploying web roles and worker roles, then swap back with a swipe when ready.
This course, Azure – Deploying Websites, is designed to instruct students on Azure as it pertains to Virtual Networks, Virtual Machines, and Storage capabilities. Students will review PaaS Cloud Services, they will get an overview of the deployment environment, as well as look at how to create and configure PaaS Cloud Service. Students will also review working with upgrading Applications as well as take a look at understanding communication between roles. In addition, students will review PaaS to IaaS communication as well as look at how to scale PaaS roles. Finally, students will also review how to work with monitoring and alerts within Azure.
Last Updated May 2018