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create azure web app with sql
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- Make sure you have account.
- Step 1: Navigate to
portal.azure.com
- Step 2: From the side menu select
New
- Step 3: Search for
WebApp + SQL
suggestion

- If you already have configured service plan, you can choose it and work with it. Otherwise you should create one for
free
. - Once you have found and choose the
Web App + SQL
option... on the next screens just follow the steps. - Step 1: Clicked on
Create
button - Step 2: Give meaningful name for your app
- Step 3: Choose
App Service plan/Location
option and hitCreate new

Once you give meaningful name for your app service plan, be sure that you've select F1 Free
tier. Otherwise you might be charged some cash.

- Step 1: Select
SQL Database
option. If you already have db created you might want to use it - Step 2: Hit the f*ucking
Create a new database
- Step 3: Give meaningful name for you database

- Step 1:
Create a new database
- you have selected it already. - Step 2: Choose
Target server
. If you already have server created you might want to use it - Step 3: Once you choose
create a new server
be sure to fulfill the form correctly. Remember yourServer admin login
andPassword
fields. You will need them for your DB connection string

- Step 1: Choose
Pricing tier
- Step 2: Make sure you've selected the
Free
offer - Step 3: Click the f*cking
Apply
button

At the end your final move will be something like on the picture below. Wait few minutes until your service is created. You can access your app from your portal Dashboard

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Visual Studio 2017 Community
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Git
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GitHub
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AppHarbor
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