Once your SQL Server has been created, you can now proceed with deploying your website database to Azure SQL Database. If the server does not automatically show up, use the Refresh button to check if it’s not complete. Once your SQL server has been created it will appear in the list of SQL servers for your subscription.NOTE: Keep a record of these details as you will need it later in the process to connect to your server. Location – pick a location most suitable for your website traffic to get the best performance.For more information on resource groups refer to the Microsoft documentation on Resource groups. Resource group – select an existing resource group or create a new one.Subscription – select an existing Microsoft Azure subscription to designate this server to.Server admin login – your server admin user name.Server name – the name of your new SQL Server.From the search results pick SQL Servers.Using the search box located in the top center of the page, search for SQL Server.If you don’t have one or want to create a new SQL server, follow the steps below: If you already have a SQL server in your Azure account, you can skip this step. To have your Sitefinity website database deployed to the cloud, you must first have a SQL server that will host your database.
To get your Sitefinity website database running in Azure SQL Database perform the following steps: Create a SQL server Azure SQL Database is a database as a service solution providing intelligent, scalable, cloud database service and a broadest SQL Server engine compatibility. PREREQUISITES: You must use Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 18.0 (or later)īefore you publish your project to Azure App Service, you must first upload your project's database to Azure SQL Database.
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