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3 TopicsAzure Web App vs IIS Web Deploy
I am currently testing Azure Web Apps for my company. I have migrated a few PHP websites successfully. Now I am trying to test migrating a .net website. Our typical deployment to IIS consists of using https://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/web-deploy. We copy the Zip file to the server, right click the site and click "Deploy" Then "Import Application" then just click next a few times and restart the App Pool. When I attempt to use https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/deploy-zip#deploy-zip-file by uploading the zip, but instead of getting the correct file structure, it basically just unzips the zip file in the folder in the wrong structure and that is it. The results looks like this (d:\home\site\wwwroot): Content (folder) archive.xml parameters.xml systemInfo.xml I appear to be missing something in the deployment process. How can I deploy this to a Web App without my developer having to change his process?3.4KViews0likes1CommentAsp.net C# application deployed as Web app does not connect with Azure Mysql database
@azuresupport #azTechHelp I have an ASP.Net multi-tier Application with WCF services and MySql Database. I am trying to deploy the application on azure. I have created Azure Mysql Database and have deployed my application as Web App in Azure. The problem is when I try to connect the database from my local machine then I am able to successfully connect it to the database but, when I try to connect it with the Deployed App service then I am facing the Connection string error. It would be great if anyone would share few ideas on this. Thanks in advance. P.S. : I am using DB first approach. I have Entity Framework and ADO.Net Datamodel to connect with my mysql database.2.6KViews0likes3Comments