Deploying ASP.NET Core 6 to Azure App Services


by Neil Morrissey

Course Overview
  1. Course Overview
Understanding Azure App Service
  1. Version Check and Introduction
  2. Azure App Service Hosting Features
  3. Azure App Service Development Features
  4. Create an App Service Plan
  5. Create a Web App
  6. Exploring the Web App
  7. Deployment Slots
  8. Authentication to App Service
  9. Exploring the Kudu Portal
Deploying ASP.NET Core Application to App Service
  1. Understanding Deployment to App Service
  2. Create Sample Project
  3. Publish from Visual Studio
  4. Importing the Publish Profile from App Service
    • how to download a publish profile which can be used in visual studio
  5. Publish Using Zip Deploy
  6. Mount Zip File Using 'Run From Package'
  7. Publish Using FTP
  8. Publish to the Remote Git Repo in App Service
    • using local git with azure app service 
  9. Create a Container App
  10. Deploy Container Using Visual Studio
  11. Deploy Container Using the Azure CLI
  12. Configure App Service to Pull Container Image from ACR
DevOps Deployments Using CI/CD
  1. GitHub Actions and Azure Pipelines
  2. Creating a Github repository
  3. Configuring GitHub Actions
  4. Swapping Deployment Slots
  5. Pulling Code from Azure Repos
  6. Configuring Azure Pipelines
Database Deployments with an ASP.NET Core App
  1. Approaches to Deploying Databases
  2. Updated Sample Project
  3. Creating the Azure SQL Database
  4. Publishing Code and Database from Visual Studio
  5. Managing Database Connections
  6. Configuring Managed Identity for App Service
  7. Continuous Deployment Using GitHub Actions
  8. Updating the Deployed Database
  9. Course Summary

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