@@AdamMarczakYT Hi Adam... Can you help me to understand that how webapp data flow into database. I saw the use of connection string and key but I don't know whether it's create table by default Or will need to create table before connection.
Hello Adam, when we use Azure Migrate to move a .NET app from IIS(on prem) to app service, do you know where the code sits on first time we do the migrate operation using Azure Migrate Assistance. Sorry if its bit off the topic...thank you!
After the deployment you can go to Azure Portal and use either Console or Advanced Tools in Azure Portal and use them to navigate to site/wwwroot/ folder in the home directory or use Visual Studio Code extension :) microsoft.github.io/AzureTipsAndTricks/blog/tip20.html?WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003556
Will do but it's still far in the pipeline, I want to cover most native functionalities first before I move to external tools. There is a lot of ground to cover. Eventually I will get there.
Hi Adam! I wonder! Did you use the External option to deploy a GitHub repository just for demo purpose? Also, it appears that this option is no longer available on Azure. Maybe I don't have the correct service plan, but I am not seeing it on my account, and it is not in the Microsoft Documentation either. If they removed it, do you know it this External option worked with SharePoint?
How would you add continues delivery for a ASP.NET Core with Entity Framework that is connected to a Database, that after you do a git push it should also run "update-database" to push the migration to the DB?
Azure DevOps is highly requested topic, it's hard to choose from so many cool topics. After ARM series are done I'm either doing AZ-900 full course or DevOps series.
Hi Adam, Very nice video. I guess Azure has been updated, we dont have an option for External git in the deployment center, so in that case which option do we choose to deploy the application.
Hey Mitchell, as per docs. ASP.NET applications are supported too but only on windows app services docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/deploy-continuous-deployment
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Microsoft changed CD options and external git is no longer available. Please use Github instead to run this demo.
If you have any issues with this, then reply to this comment I will try to help out!
Thank you
@@AdamMarczakYT Do you use GitHub actions, or do you still use Kudu after you select GitHub?
@@AdamMarczakYT Also, can you still deploy framework apps? Instead of Core?
I didn't watch that far into the video. We still use Kudu. GitHub starts at 16:26
Thank you Adam! it helped very much.
Thanks! It's my pleasure!
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
Trying to deploy a python app and i get "booting worker with pid signal 9"
Assistance needed please!!
Thanks Great video!
Glad you liked it!
Amazing insightful videos on Azure. Thank u very much
Glad it was helpful!
@@AdamMarczakYT Hi Adam... Can you help me to understand that how webapp data flow into database. I saw the use of connection string and key but I don't know whether it's create table by default Or will need to create table before connection.
Amazing content my friend thank you for taking the time to do this, subscribed.
Thanks Walter! :)
Hello Adam, when we use Azure Migrate to move a .NET app from IIS(on prem) to app service, do you know where the code sits on first time we do the migrate operation using Azure Migrate Assistance. Sorry if its bit off the topic...thank you!
After the deployment you can go to Azure Portal and use either Console or Advanced Tools in Azure Portal and use them to navigate to site/wwwroot/ folder in the home directory or use Visual Studio Code extension :)
microsoft.github.io/AzureTipsAndTricks/blog/tip20.html?WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003556
Could you please try to upload some videos for Terraform Infrastructure as Code to provision and manage Azure cloud resources?
Will do but it's still far in the pipeline, I want to cover most native functionalities first before I move to external tools. There is a lot of ground to cover. Eventually I will get there.
Hi Adam! I wonder! Did you use the External option to deploy a GitHub repository just for demo purpose? Also, it appears that this option is no longer available on Azure. Maybe I don't have the correct service plan, but I am not seeing it on my account, and it is not in the Microsoft Documentation either. If they removed it, do you know it this External option worked with SharePoint?
Yeah unfortunately this video has been outdated. I need to create updated video at some point. External with SP is bad, I wouldn't recommend it.
How would you add continues delivery for a ASP.NET Core with Entity Framework that is connected to a Database, that after you do a git push it should also run "update-database" to push the migration to the DB?
I'd use Azure DevOps pipelines or Github Actions to deploy anything more complex. I'd probably install EF tools during pipeline and just deploy it.
@@AdamMarczakYT can you make a video how to do it?
Thank you for such excellent explanation. Can you please post video on API Management
APIM video is currently in the works. Thanks for watching and suggestion! :)
Amazing videos Adam, this is i'm looking from long time ..If you have any possibility could you please uploade some more videos on Azure Devops. :))
Azure DevOps is highly requested topic, it's hard to choose from so many cool topics. After ARM series are done I'm either doing AZ-900 full course or DevOps series.
Hi Adam, Very nice video. I guess Azure has been updated, we dont have an option for External git in the deployment center, so in that case which option do we choose to deploy the application.
Uh!!! Seems like Microsoft removed this option. You should use Github option if you want to run the demo. Thanks for letting me know.
I think Function App only works with Core
Hey Mitchell, as per docs. ASP.NET applications are supported too but only on windows app services docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/deploy-continuous-deployment