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Balram Prasad
Balram Prasad

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How to Deploy a RESTful API with .NET Core to Azure App Service Using Azure SQL and Entity Framework

Hey Dev.to community!

I'm excited to share with you all a comprehensive guide that walks through the process of building and deploying a RESTful API using .NET Core, integrated with Azure SQL via Entity Framework, and then deploying it to Azure App Service β€” all within Visual Studio.

What You'll Learn:

Creating a RESTful API with .NET Core, detailed from scratch.
Integrating Azure SQL Database using Entity Framework for smooth and efficient data management.
Effortless Deployment from Visual Studio to Azure App Service, making your API live and accessible to the world.
Testing Your API both locally using Swagger UI and in the cloud post-deployment.
This tutorial is aimed at developers of all levels who are interested in stepping into the world of cloud services with Azure, or those looking to consolidate their knowledge by applying it to a practical project.

Why This Matters:

Deploying applications to the cloud is a critical skill for modern developers. This guide aims not only to teach you how to deploy an application but also to give you a clear understanding of working with Azure services and .NET Core.

Check out the full video tutorial here:

I'm looking forward to your feedback, questions, or insights in the comments below! Let's make the cloud our playground. πŸš€

NETCore #Azure #RESTfulAPI #CloudComputing #DeveloperTutorial

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