Create and Configure a SQL Database and ASP.NET Core Web API in Azure: Dev To Azure - Part 2
We walk you through how to create and configure a SQL server, SQL Server database and ASP.NET Core Web API in Azure.
As well as setting up the servers, we demonstrate how to successfully integrate a Web API with a database so the two can communicate with each other.
In addition, we will show you how to set up continuous integration (CI), or continuous deployment (CD). Through Azure Devops, we set up a release pipeline for the ASP.NET Core Web API.
Once a commit is made to a particular branch, Azure Devops automatically builds the ASP.NET Core Web API and releases it to the relevant Azure server.
This continues our four-part "Dev To Azure" series. In part 1, we went ahead and set up a Blazor Wasm and ASP.NET Core Web API application in Azure Devops. You can view it here:
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In later episodes, we will deploy our Blazor Wasm application and set up continuous integration. In addition, we will look at access restrictions & errors when running an ASP.NET Core application in Azure.
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