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There are several ways to deploy the Linux based asp.net core application in azure infrastructure, Microsoft Azure Web App - (Linux Infrastructure) Microsoft Azure Web App for Container Microsoft Azure Container Service Microsoft Azure Container Instance (Currently in Preview) In this series we are exploring the Microsoft Azure Web App - (Linux Infrastructure) option to deploy our asp.net core application. If you are new to docker or very basic theoretical knowledge of the docker based container deployment, than it's right choice for you to deploy application on Microsoft Azure Web App in Linux Infrastructure cause most of the docker based tasks are handle by the Microsoft Azure like create, build & run image for docker. We don't even write single docker based configuration on our ASP.NET core project. Now let's create the our first application using ASP.NET Core 1.1 SDK , and run locally to verify it's running correctly or not. If everything is okay than we going...

We are going to automate our build and deployment process with Visual Studio Team Service for microservices which is develop in Azure Service Fabric Framework . We cover following steps for CI/CD with Visual Studio Online, Create build and published artifacts with each checked-in Release artifacts while new build available with Pre-deployment approvals Create a build definition Logged-in to the Visual Studio Team Service and go to the Build and Release tab, then clicking on the New button from page which showing several templates for generating build. we select Azure Service Fabric Application template from available options After clicking on Apply button, Visual Studio Team Service automatically generate tasks which requires to build Service Fabric Application. But VSTS wants some inputs from us for Agent queue field, we select Hosted VS2017 option to build our Service Fabric Application. From Triggers tab, we enable continuous integration option. Now we are g...