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인용글: Windows Azure Getting Started

 

 

Discover

1. Explore(개요)
   • Windows Azure Platform Information
   • Windows Azure Information
2. Read(문서)
   • Intro to the Windows Azure Platform
   • Intro to Windows Azure
3. Watch(비디오)
   • Windows Azure Overview
   • Windows Azure Storage Overview
   • Deploying Applications on Windows Azure

Develop

1. Download the Windows Azure Platform Training Kit

2. Configure your local machine

• Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7; Windows Server 2008; Windows Vista
• Windows Vista SP1 (when installing on Windows Vista)
• IIS 7.0 (with ASP.NET, WCF HTTP Activation and optionally CGI)
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 SP1, Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 RC, or Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition with SP1
• SQL Server 2005 Express Edition (or above)
• Hotfix: Native Debugging Improvements (not required for Visual Studio 2010)
• Hotfix: Improve Visual Studio Stability (not required for Windows 7 RC or later)
• Hotfix: Support for FastCGI on the Development Fabric (not required for Windows 7 RC or later, or Windows Server 2008 SP2 or later)

3. Download Tools & SDK

 

 

 

4. View Windows Azure Sample Application and Code

Deploy

1. Purchase the Windows Azure platform offer that best meets your needs. (refer to our offer page)
2. Create a New Windows Azure Storage Project (If Needed)
   
   If you need cloud storage using Windows Azure, follow these steps.
   1. Login to the Windows Azure Portal at http://windows.azure.com.
   2. Click New Project, and then select Storage Account.
   3. Enter a project label (such as davidtododb) and click Next. Enter the same name for the Storage Account Name. Check to make sure the account is available and then click Create.
3. Deploy your Application
   1. On the Windows Azure Portal, click New Project, and then select Hosted Service.
   2. Enter a project label (such as davidMyToDo) and click Next. Enter the same name for the Account Name. Check to make sure the account is available and then click Create.
   3. When the project screen appears, click Deploy.
   4. For the app package, upload AppName.cspkg.
   5. For the Configuration setting, upload ServiceConfiguration.cscfg.
   6. Enter v1 as the label for deployment.  Click Deploy.
   7. Once the package has updated, click Run. This may take a few minutes to complete.
   8. Once the package is running, click the Swap button between Staging and Production to promote your service to production.
   9. Click the URL to access your application.