Great video, thanks! I have a question about the SQL server database dependency. As he said you would normally use a separate staging-database for the staging slot. So what happens to the databases when you swap in Azure, do you manually change dependency to the production database in visual studio?
Azure is very vague, there are many things "roles" you can do inside Azure. Some are more administrating rather that programmatic. If you look strictly for non it check out Dynamics 365 and Power Platform.
so what if I used staging database, then while swapped users can may create data on staging database, that will be lost when switched back to production database ?
how about web apps with CRUD? Can we use a DEV or staging/QA DB? instead of pointing it to production DB? EDIT: answer to above question is at 6:15 best video regarding deploy
Hi Venkat, Is this the process to release same application with different environment specific configuration i.e we have to create environment spesific profiles. I don't know how to release an application in different environment where application has environment specific appsettings. I am using Azure devops. Any one please suggest me.
I don't get why people want to end up with the previous production in staging. If someone published into that slot again, your backed-up production would be lost. We could create a ProductionBackup slot to move production to for preservation, but there is no clone, just swap, so this won't work.
All these hard to fathom Azure concepts are demystified and elucidated lucidly in this superb Azure video series. Thank you Venkat.
The time Wasted by watching Series and movies I should put it on your Tutorials, you're a Legend...!
Thanks venkat learning a lot from this azure videos eagerly waiting for the next topic
Very well explained sir. Thank you, sir.
Excellent Venkat!
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Great video, thanks!
I have a question about the SQL server database dependency. As he said you would normally use a separate staging-database for the staging slot. So what happens to the databases when you swap in Azure, do you manually change dependency to the production database in visual studio?
Great video
Thanks a lot!!!
Any planning for making videos on datascience. Thank you in advance 👍
Very good video.
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Hey Venkat... Do we need any prerequisites to learn AZURE for NON IT background
Azure is very vague, there are many things "roles" you can do inside Azure. Some are more administrating rather that programmatic. If you look strictly for non it check out Dynamics 365 and Power Platform.
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so what if I used staging database, then while swapped users can may create data on staging database, that will be lost when switched back to production database ?
how about web apps with CRUD? Can we use a DEV or staging/QA DB? instead of pointing it to production DB?
EDIT: answer to above question is at 6:15
best video regarding deploy
Hi Venkat,
Is this the process to release same application with different environment specific configuration i.e we have to create environment spesific profiles.
I don't know how to release an application in different environment where application has environment specific appsettings. I am using Azure devops. Any one please suggest me.
How does it sync db changes in done in staging and production in mean time of testing.
Thanks 😊☺️☺️
I don't get why people want to end up with the previous production in staging. If someone published into that slot again, your backed-up production would be lost.
We could create a ProductionBackup slot to move production to for preservation, but there is no clone, just swap, so this won't work.
Trying to deploy a python app and i get "booting worker with pid signal 9"
Assistance needed please!!