Examples for Azure-based applications

• 1. AzureExamples
  • 1.1. Azure Account
  • 1.2. Create App Service
    • 1.2.1. App Service Selection
    • 1.2.2. App Service Creation
      • 1.2.2.1. Database Server Creation
      • 1.2.2.2. App Creation Completion
    • 1.2.3. Database Server Configuration
    • 1.2.4. References
  • 1.3. Unrelated References

Create an Azure account by going here or here.

Sign in to your account here.

• Depending on your account, it will show up as one of the following.

Once we click on Portal, we see the following: (this is after we create all resources, initially it will be empty)

During this exercise we have created the following resources:

• VijayVepaService - An .net core application hosted on Azure
• VijayVepaDB - A SQL Server database hosted on Azure

Other resources were created earlier during different walkthroughs.

1. Go to App Services and Click Add. It will show the following screen.

2. Click on Web App + SQL and click on Create

3. Enter a name for the app service. It will populate other fields automatically.

When you click on Create, it prompts you to configure SQL

Click on SQL Database, and click on Create a Database

Enter appropriate values as below (example):

Click on Select, Select and then Create. It will create the app on the web site in a couple of minutes.

1. Once you go to the dashboard and click on newly created service, it will show up as below:

2. Click on the URL. It will show the following.

Go to the newly created database and change its pricing tier to Free by clicking Configure or Pricing tier

Choose Free Tier and Save. (It is very tiny 32MB database, only available for first DB)

• Next Step: Get your code on to the website.

• WebApps Documentation
• Create an application using .NET with Azure SQL DB

Honorable mentions for a later day:

• Azure CosmosDB

• Azure Cosmos DB Example

• Azure Cosmos DB Mongo Example