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Creating a new deployment slot for development - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Building a Web Application on Microsoft Azure
Creating a new deployment slot for development
- [Instructor] There are many different ways we can use to deploy the application to Azure App Service. For example, we can use Visual Studio, we can use Visual Studio Code, or we can even do it manually. However, in this course, I'm going to show you a great feature of App Services. That is the deployment slots. With deployment slots, we can have different environments we can use for deploying the applications. So as you can see here in this moment, I have a single deployment slot, which is the production one, and I'm going to create another one for development purposes. So let's click on Add Slot and the name will be dev. So as you can see, the name is being part of the final name of this deployment slot, it's being used as a suffix. And now I need to choose if I want to clone the settings from the original App Service. In this moment, I don't have any kind of custom settings, so that's why I'm not going to clone…
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Hosting and running the web application in Azure App Service50s
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Provisioning a new Azure App Service resource in the portal4m 22s
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Creating a new deployment slot for development1m 51s
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Connecting the deployment slot to Azure Repos2m 45s
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Modifying the source code to automatically publish the app2m 35s
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Swapping the deployment slots1m 38s
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