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Publish your project to Azure App Services

After you have configured Redis and uploaded your database to Azure SQL, you can publish your project to Azure Web Apps.

PREREQUISITES:You must have installed Azure SDK 2.9.6 or later or Visual Studio 2013 or later.

Perform the following:

  1. Open your project in Visual Studio.
  2. In the toolbar of the Solution Explorer, click Show All Files.
    Using the context menu, include the following to your Visual Studio project:
    • Folder ~/App_Data/Sitefinity/Configurations.
    • File Sitefinity.lic, located in folder ~/App_Data/Sitefinity.
  3. In the Solution Explorer, in the context menu of your project, click Publish.
    A wizard appears where you need to create a publishing profile.
  4. Click Microsoft Azure App Services.
  5. If required, fill out the login information and click New.
  6. Fill out the settings and click Create.
  7. To upload your project to Azure App Services, click Publish.

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