This is part 2 of an ongoing series on Azure for Developers, based on a set of forthcoming videos from LinkedIn Learning
In Part 1 of this series, we began to look at some of the ways to “chunk” the various parts of Azure, and focused in on PaaS (Platform as a Service). Let’s get started on our first App Service.
Open the Portal and log in as described in Part 1. On the left, click App Services. At the moment, you don’t have any, so click Create App Service. This opens a long menu of App Services. Scroll through and see what is available.
Click on ASP.NET Starter. That brings up a review “blade.” click Create This will bring up the ASP.NET Starter Web App blade, where you can configure your starter app. Fill in a name. To avoid conflicts I typically begin my application names with a couple letters followed by a dash, followed by the name. For example, here I might use jl-firstApp.
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