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Image Gallery 5 Azure Services Sample

Azure Services

  • App Service - Web App
  • Functions
  • Azure Monitoring - Application Insights
  • SQLDb
  • Storage

Technologies

  • ASP.NET Core 3.0
  • Visual Studio 2017 or later (Visual Studio 2019 16.3 recommended)
  • Entity Framework
  • Azure

Getting Started

  1. Clone the repo git clone https://github.com/Andrew-MSFT/BasicImageGallery.git

  2. create all Azure resources using the azuredeploy.json ARM template and parameters. Optionally configure the azuredeploy.paramemters.json file.

VS:

  • Open the ./CoreImageGallery/Deploy/CoreImageGalleryARM.sln
  • Right-click the project, Deploy, New Deployment
  • Choose your subscription
  • Choose a new or existing Resource Group
  • Click Deploy
  • in the new PowerShell command prompt that spins up, set an admin password for the SQL database

Azure CLI:

  • cd ./CoreImageGallery/Deploy/CoreImageGalleryARM/
  • chmod +x ./deploy-azureresourcegroupbashcli.sh
  • ./deploy-azureresourcegroupbashcli.sh

Azure PowerShell:

  • cd ./CoreImageGallery/Deploy/CoreImageGalleryARM/
  • Deploy-AzureResourceGroup.ps1
  1. Publish the application code

VS:

  • Open ./CoreImageGallery/CoreImageGallery.sln
  • Right click the CoreImageGallery front-end Web project, Publish
  • Select Existing in App Service menu
  • Choose the subscription and Resource Group you justcreated in step #2, and then select the App Service Web App resource, e.g. 'coreimagegallerywebapp-nszlqnnhrb3le' (your ending will vary), and click OK
  • Click Configure .. and go to the Settings tab (please wait as the Database configuration loads)
  • Expand the Entity Framework Migrations settings under Database and check 'Apply migrations on publish' (this will enable ASP.NET users and roles using an initialized membership database)
  • Save
  • Publish (your site will open up now. In a few moments all service layers and the database will be warmed up and ready.
  1. Test the application
  • Register a user by clicking the registration button. Your user will be signed in.
  • Upload one or more image files
  • In a few moments refresh and you will see watermarked images that were processed by the function.
  • visit the Azure Portal via https://aka.ms/publicportal to inspect the Resource Group, e.g. Application Insights telemetry