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Ahmed ElSayed ahmelsayed SDE Azure Websites DEVB329 I Development and Deployment II Debugging and Investigations III Management and Administration This Session Deploying from Visual Studio ID: 327349

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Deep Dive for Microsoft Azure Websites

Ahmed ElSayed (@ahmelsayed)SDE – Azure Websites

DEV-B329Slide3

I- Development and Deployment

II- Debugging and InvestigationsIII- Management and AdministrationThis SessionSlide4

Deploying from Visual StudioDeploying from Source Control

Continuous deployment (Visual Studio Online, Github, Bitbucket etc…)I- Development and DeploymentSlide5

Staged Publishing

I- Development and Deployment

Staging

Production

swap

Developer

Production

Developer

traffic

trafficSlide6

Demo

continuous deployment with staged publishingSlide7

Deploying from Visual StudioDeploying from Source Control

Continuous deployment (Github, Bitbucket, etc…)Custom deployment scriptsAnything from small deployment tweaks to complex workflowsE.g.: can be used to run tests (sample

here

)

I- Development and DeploymentSlide8

Demo

Custom deployment scriptsSlide9

WebJobs with Visual Studio

I- Development and DeploymentSlide10

Demo

Creating and deploying a WebJob using Visual StudioSlide11

VS Online “Monaco”

I- Development and Deployment

GitHub

swap

Developer 1

Developer 2

Staging

Production

VS Online “Monaco”

Developer 3Slide12

Demo

MonacoSlide13

Testing in Production

I- Development and Deployment

Staging

Production

swap

Developer

100% production.comSlide14

Testing in Production

I- Development and Deployment

Staging

Production

swap

Developer

80% production.com

2

0% production.comSlide15

Demo

Testing in ProductionSlide16

Visual Studio Tools

II- Debugging and InvestigationsSlide17

Demo

Remote debugging, log streaming, and accessing files from Visual StudioSlide18

Demo

Remote debugging Java Applications using Eclipsehttps://github.com/Azure/azure-websites-java-remote-debugging Slide19

Demo

Remote debugging NodeJs Applications using Node InspectorSlide20

Kuduhttp

s://<mySite>.scm.azurewebsites.net/AuthenticatedRuns in the same security context as the main site

Can access the site files and environment variables

Great for admin and debugging tools

II- Debugging and InvestigationsSlide21

Demo

Kudu Console, Process Explorer, and APIsSlide22

More on Kudu

Open Source: https://github.com/projectkudu/kuduWe accept contributions!Git, Mercurial, logging, WebJobs, admin tools, etc…Post deployment hooksNotification fires after deployment completion

Payload contains details about the deployment

It’s a “Site Extension”. More on this later

II- Debugging and

InvestigationsSlide23

Support site

https://<mySite>.scm.azurewebsites.net/SupportLive view of number of requests

Ability to analyze and get memory dumps per request

II- Debugging and InvestigationsSlide24

Demo

Support siteSlide25

III- Management and Administration

Azure Portal(s)

IIS Manager

PowerShell

xplat

CLI

Visual Studio

Azure API

Azure Web SiteSlide26

Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates

Templates that describe a collection of Azure resourcesIdempotent template, so you can apply multiple times for the same result.III- Management and AdministrationSlide27

Simplified ARM template

"resources": [

{

"type"

:

"

Microsoft.Web

/

serverfarms

"

...

},

{

"type": "Microsoft.Web/sites"

...

}

]Slide28

Demo

Azure PowerShell and ARM TemplatesSlide29

Demo

IIS ManagerSlide30

Role Based Authentication Control (RBAC)

OwnerContributorReaderIII- Management and AdministrationSlide31

Demo

RBACSlide32

Site Extensions

Only the site Owners or Contributors can access them.Runs in the same security context as the site.Have access to the files and environmentKudu is a Site ExtensionVS Online “Monaco”

is a Site Extension

You can write and share your own!

http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2014/09/09/writing-a-site-extension-for-azure-websites

/

III-

Management and AdministrationSlide33

Site Extensions

Azure Web Site

User Site

Pre-installed

Site Extensions

“Kudu”

“Monaco”

WebJobs

WebDeploy

“Bring your own”

Site Extensions

Upload to site

Install from gallery

foo.azurewebsites.net

foo.

scm

.azurewebsites.netSlide34

Ahmed ElSayed

Email: ahmels@microsoft.comGithub: @ahmelsayedMore questions?Slide35

http://www.visualstudio.com

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/developer-tools/

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio

DEV Track Resources

visualstudio

@

visualstudio

visualstudioSlide36

Resources

Learning

Microsoft Certification & Training Resources

www.microsoft.com/learning

Developer Network

http

://developer.microsoft.com

TechNet

Resources for IT Professionals

http://microsoft.com/technet

Sessions on Demand

http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEdSlide37

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