Description

Deploying Web Apps to Azure App Service

Deploying Web Apps to Azure App Service
ploying Web Apps to Azure App ServiceMP4 | Video: AVC 1280×720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 1 Hour | 1.40 GB Genre: eLearning | Language: English

eploying Web Apps to Azure App Service is a web development course that teaches you how to deploy your web apps to the cloud and configure them for hosting.

How this course will help you

You will learn how to create, configure, and use an ASP.NET MVC 4 website on Microsoft Azure App Service. The course is designed for beginners who want to deploy their websites to Microsoft Azure by using the free Visual Studio 2012 Cloud template for ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Apps

Deploying Web Apps to Azure App Service is your first step towards deploying and managing applications on the cloud.

Through this video course, you will learn how to deploy a web app in Azure App Service and scale it across multiple regions. You’ll also be introduced to management features such as mobile device support, authentication and debugging.

In this course, you will learn the steps to deploy HTML5-based Web Apps to Azure App Service and use it as a backend for your site and application. You will see how to customize your Web App, develop plugins, scale and maintain it.

How this course will help you

Learn how to move your code from the public cloud to a private cloud. You will also learn how to create custom tag handlers with ASP.NET Core and how to avoid code duplication by using Functions 2

Learn how to deploy Web Apps to Azure App Service, including an overview and introduction to Azure App Service plan types, costs, and benefits and tools available to help with the deployment process.

Deploying web applications to the cloud is tricky. Azure App Service lets developers deploy web applications to a service and manage the application’s runtime, load balancer and storage, while giving them access to Quick Start tutorials and authoring tools.

How this course will help you

You can manage your source code through GitHub, or use one of the numerous hosting providers in the Azure Marketplace.