Microsoft Azure provides different command-line tools and development tools to facilitate building, debugging, deploying, diagnosing, and especially managing scalable and elastic apps in Azure. Let's take a look at each of them.
Microsoft Azure has two portals: the classic portal and new portal. Historically, the classic portal was the first portal that Azure released and before the new Azure Portal came since December 2015, both of them is there from which where you can manage and control cloud resources with a friendly graphic interface.
So, what's the difference? These two portals are not simply ones with an old versus new relation. They have different DNS addresses, which are both using HTTPS protocols for security reasons. We can use https://portal.azure.com to navigate to Azure's new portal as shown as next:
Azure Portal
Use https://manage.windowsazure.com to reach Azure's classic portal as shown here:
Azure classic portal
Nowadays, Microsoft Azure is working...