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Mark Downie edited this page May 8, 2022 · 37 revisions

Deploy to Azure Button

1. Click the Deploy To Azure Button

Deploy to Azure

  • Choose your Azure Subscription
  • Choose or create a Resource Group
  • Choose a Region
  • Choose A Unique Site Name
  • SKU and Worker Size default to the recommended values for production
  • Set the repo URL to your fork of DasBlog-Core (e.g. https://github.com/MYUSERNAME/dasblog-core.git)
  • Choose the branch to deploy (main is recommended)

2. Configure DasBlog Core settings

Go to your App Service in the Azure Portal and click on the Advanced Tools then click on Debug Console->CMD. At the prompt type the following commands to configure DasBlog Core with your sites root URL.

cd site\wwwroot

dasblog-core init

dasblog-core config root https://yoursitename.azurewebsites.net

Deploy to Azure App Services for Linux

1. Create your Azure App Service

  • Publish: Code
  • Runtime Stack: .NET 6 (Early Access)
  • Operating System: Linux
  • SKU & size: B1 or above is recommended for production use.

2. Grab the latest version of DasBlog Core and upload

Download the latest version of the DasBlog Core zip files. To upload the content of the zip file you will need to grab your FTP credentials from Deployment Center in the Azure Portal and upload the files to the site root location (site/wwwroot) using an FTP client.

3. Configure your App Services Environment

Go to your App Service in the Azure Portal and navigate to Configuration settings and under Application Settings click the New Application Setting button to create a new setting with the following name and value:

  • Name: ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT
  • Value: Production

Under General Settings ensure the the Stack Settings are as follows:

  • Stack: .NET
  • Major Version: .NET 6
  • Minor Version: .NET 6 (Early Access)
  • Startup Command: dotnet DasBlog.Web.dll

4. Configure DasBlog Core settings

Go to your App Service in the Azure Portal click on the Advanced Tools then click on SSH. At the prompt type the following commands to configure DasBlog Core with your sites root URL.

cd ..

cd home\site\wwwroot

dotnet dasblog-core.dll init

dotnet dasblog-core.dll config root https://yoursitename.azurewebsites.net

Deploy to Azure App Services for Windows

1. Create your Azure App Service

  • Publish: Code
  • Runtime Stack: .NET 6 (Early Access)
  • Operating System: Windows
  • SKU & size: B1 or above is recommended for production use.

2. Grab the latest version of DasBlog Core and upload

Download the latest version of the DasBlog Core zip files. To upload the content of the zip file you will need to grab your FTP credentials from Deployment Center in the Azure Portal and upload the files to the site root location (site/wwwroot) using an FTP client.

3. Configure your App Services Environment

Go to your App Service in the Azure Portal and navigate to Configuration settings and under Application Settings click the New Application Setting button to create a new setting with the following name and value:

  • Name: ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT
  • Value: Production

Under General Settings ensure the the Stack Settings are as follows:

  • Stack: .NET
  • .NET Version: .NET 6 (Early Access)

4. Configure DasBlog Core settings

Go to your App Service in the Azure Portal and click on the Advanced Tools then click on Debug Console->CMD. At the prompt type the following commands to configure DasBlog Core with your sites root URL.

cd site\wwwroot

dasblog-core init

dasblog-core config root https://yoursitename.azurewebsites.net

Deploy to your own web host

This option requires a host that supports .NET 6.

1. Grab the latest version of DasBlog Core and configure locally

Download the latest version of DasBlog Core zip files, unzip the content and open the DasBlog directory with a command line tool. Execute the following commands to configure your DasBlog configuration files:

dasblog-core.exe init

dasblog-core.exe config root https://www.yoursitename.com

Upload the updated content to your site root location, this can generally be accomplished with FTP (using an FTP client), or you can sign in an upload via the host provided user interface for managing files.

2. Configure your Host environment

DasBlog Core requires sufficient permissions to read/write to its own directories specifically the Content and Config folders.

Deploy to your local machine

1. Grab the latest version of DasBlog Core and configure locally

Download the latest version of DasBlog Core zip files, unzip the content and open the DasBlog directory with a command line tool. Execute the following commands to configure your DasBlog configuration files:

dasblog-core.exe init

dasblog-core.exe config root https://localhost:5001/

To run DasBlog locally run the following command from your preferred CLI:

DasBlog.Web.exe

Navigate to https://localhost:5001/.

Note: You may see cert errors for connecting to localhost.

Additional questions?

If you have additional questions or concerns please submit an issue.

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