Run Sample App Locally Before Azure Deployment
Prerequisites:
An Azure account (Free is enough)
A working application
dotnet-sdk-6.0.422-win-x64.exe from https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/6.0
- VS Code from https://code.visualstudio.com/download
Install VS Code extensions:
- C# dev kit
- Azure tools
Open the Project in VS Code
- Navigate to the Catalog folder (as shown in the screenshot below)
Click on the navigation bar for the Catalog folder
Type
cmd
and hit enterMake sure if command line window is open
Type
code .
and hit enter
This will open the code in VS Code. (Alternatively, you can open the project in VS Code using the application interface if set up on your machine.)
Running the App Locally
To run the app locally, press F5. (If you have a separate function key, use Function key + F5.)
Local App Launch
Once launched, you should see a working copy of the app on your local machine.
Continued...
In the next write-up, I have listed the steps to deploy this app to Azure.
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