This workflow is usually divided into two parts. In part 1, we do the necessary preliminary work in the Azure management portal, and then in part 2 we create the process.
As mentioned, in the first part we are doing the necessary preliminary work in the Azure management portal. Of course, the question immediately arises: what preliminary work?
Short answer, before we can create an Azure Cloud Service and deploy it to the Azure platform, we still need a so-called hosting container for the service.
We are now going deeper into the hosting of the container. I will show you how to create a hosting container and how you can work with it.
Let's start:
- Open your Azure management portal at https://portal.azure.com.
- In the portal, click on
New
:
- Now click on
Compute
, and then clickCloud Service
:
- Alternatively, you can also click the navigation entry
Cloud Service (classic)
:
- Now press the
Add
button in theCloud Services (classic)
blade:
- Now the
Cloud Services ...