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You can also deploy your project to Azure Web Apps using PowerShell scripts.
You can download the scripts from Sitefinity GitHub repository » Sitefinity Azure PowerShell Deployment Scripts.
The scripts perform the following:
~/Scripts/Templates
Before you run the scripts, you can reorganize or create new templates, using Azure Resource Manager. Azure Resource Manager helps you to manage Azure resource groups.
A resource group is a container that holds related resources for an application. The resource group could include all of the resources for an application, or only those resources that are logically grouped together. You can decide how you want to allocate resources to resource groups based on what makes the most sense for your organization. Azure Resource Manager templates enable you to quickly and easily provision your applications in Azure via declarative JSON. In a single JSON template, you can deploy multiple services, such as Virtual Machines, Virtual Networks, Storage, App Services, and databases. To simplify management of your application, you can organize all of the resources that share a common lifecycle into a single resource group.
The resource group that is used by the scripts, contains the following resources:
You can modify this group or create a new one.
To create a resource group use the CreateSitefinityAzureResourceGroup.ps1, located in ~/Scripts folder. You must specify the following parameters:
~/Scripts
WebsiteRootDirectory
DatabaseName
SqlServer
ResourceGroupName
AzureAccount
AzureAccountPassword
ResourceGroupLocation
TemplateFile
TemplateParameterFile
IMPORTANT: AzureResourceManager module requires Add-AzureAccount. A Publish settings file is not sufficient. Microsoft account cannot be used with PowerShell credential object with the Add-AzureAccount command. For this purpose you must use an Azure user. For more information, see How to install Azure PowerShell.
Add-AzureAccount
NOTE: There is a resource group template file ~/Scripts/Templates/Default.json that you can use. You must also specify the resource group template parameters, such as site name, SQL, hosting plan parameters, etc., in the Default.params.json template parameter file under the same folder.
~/Scripts/Templates/Default.json
Default.params.json
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