This presentation is about creating a Cloud project for hosting a simple ASP.Net MVC4 web application in a Web Role in Azure.

1. AZURE SERIES 2 – CREATING CLOUD
SERVICE – WEB ROLE
SARAVANAN S
JEEVAN TECHNOLOGIES

2. Agenda
• Objective
• Cloud Service - Web Role
• Creating the Cloud Project
• Creating Cloud Service in Management Portal
• Deployment in to Azure
• Questions

3. Objective
• Build a new ASP.NET MVC 4 Cloud project
• Create a Cloud Service in Windows Azure
• Deploy the application in to azure

4. Pre-requisites
• VS2012 or VS2010 with Service Pack 1
• ASP.NET MVC 4
• Windows Azure SDK Tools (latest)
• Microsoft Web Publish for Visual Studio 2010
(August 2012)
• A Windows Azure subscription with the Web
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5. Cloud Service (Hosted Service)
IIS <= Web Role(Instance)
IIS <= Web Role(Instance)
IIS <= Web Role(Instance)
Web Role(Instance0)
Web App – Web Role – Cloud Service
ASP.Net MVC4
Web App
(web.config)
MVC4 Web
Project
Web Role
Project
*.CloudApp.net

6. Creating the Cloud Project
• Create Cloud project -> Web Role
– MVC4 Web App project
– Web Role project
• Create a Home Controller with Index Action
• Set Web project as “Startup Project”
• Test MVC app
• Set Web Role project as Startup
• Test Web Role Project
• Create ‘Package’
– *. cspkg
– *.cloud.cscfg

7. Creating Cloud Service in Azure Portal
• Login to Azure portal
• Cloud Services -> Create Svc (*.cloudapp.net)
• Deploy (package) to Production/Staging
– Deployment Name
– Package
– Config file

8. Creating Cloud Service in Azure Portal
• Cloud Services -> Create Svc

9. Creating Cloud Service in Azure Portal
• Quick Create -> Provide URL -> Create Cloud Service

10. Creating Cloud Service in Azure Portal
• Click on the created Cloud Service link
• Click on ‘New production Deployment’

11. Creating Cloud Service in Azure Portal
• Provide ‘Deployment Name’,
• Select ‘Package file(*.cspkg)’ & Config file (*.cscfg)

12. Creating Cloud Service in Azure Portal
• Tick the check box
• Click the ‘Tick’ button

13. Creating Cloud Service in Azure Portal
• Click on the ‘<deploymentname>’

14. Creating Cloud Service in Azure Portal
• Click on ‘Instances’
• Ensure the Status change to ‘Running’

15. Cloud Service Ready !!!