How is it possible to deploy MVC3 web roles to windows Azure? Most of the tutorials seems done on deploying ASP.NET web roles than the MVC3 one.
can any one give me a link/hint?
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How is it possible to deploy MVC3 web roles to windows Azure? Most of the tutorials seems done on deploying ASP.NET web roles than the MVC3 one.
can any one give me a link/hint?
Way back in the old days, MVC3 wasn’t supported out-of-the-box because the appropriate DLLs needed to be manually added by you (or installed as a startup task). These days, the MVC dll’s are all there using the MVC3 template, so there’s no difference in what you’d need to do, between asp.net and asp.net mvc deployment. The basic Web Roles and Worker roles are just Windows 2008 Server VMs, and the deployment process is the same. The most important part, when starting out, is making sure your connection strings to storage point to “real” storage and not dev storage (such as your diagnostics connection string). Also, session state defaults to using SQLExpress, which isn’t running in Windows Azure, so you’ll need to either use a SQL Azure database (plus proper connection string) in web.config, or change session state to use Cache (again, a web.config change).