.NET on Azure
summary
Covers concrete ways to run ASP.NET Core on Azure: right‑click Visual Studio publish, built‑in Git/GitHub CI, App Service for Linux pulling Docker images from Docker Hub or Azure Container Registry, and Azure DevOps pipelines that build, publish artifacts and push releases. Shows troubleshooting with Kudu debug console (found a service listening on port 5000 that caused 500 errors), using Application Insights for dependency, exception and performance traces, exporting Fiddler sessions into Azure performance tests, and the convenience command az webapp up to create and deploy an app.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to Azure apps
- 3:08Azure portal evolution
- 4:49Publishing options
- 6:49Deployment and configuration
- 17:56Linux and container hosting
- 23:07DevOps pipelines
- 28:54Troubleshooting and debugging
- 38:43Security best practices
- 41:41Performance and testing
- 54:59CLI and closing remarks
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