Good day, all
Any experience regarding the deployment of ASP.NET Boilerplate to Azure Cloud, particularly using continuous delivery?
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I'm deploying to Azure for my webApp and it's pretty straight forward and still no problem with the publish !
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Thanks for your answer.
I will try and let you know.
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Hi!
Regarding the Azure deployment, did you guys deploy it from visual studio or from some other platform?
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I deploy from Visual Studio without problem. We do our DB migration and update via Visual Studio for our Azure DB.
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Hello, all
I managed to deploy my app to azure, created the application and the database there, but I cannot get the EF migrations working, the tables just don't get created.
Is there any special consideration regarding this deployment?
Thanks in advance.
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I also need this EF migration update on azure.
Not sure how to do that. Any suggestion please?
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If you deploy from visual studio, you just have to check the option "Update database". If you deploy from TFS with CI, There is a special manipulation to do to make the migration works
Personally i'm not a big fan of code first migration. I don't like having to generate a file just because I added a new column in a database, or create index with C#. I only use code migration to update my db during the develpment. For the deployment I use a DB projec. I use Release management in TFS to deploy both the website and the database to the differents envionments.
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