private static async Task SetupAndTearDownCloudService(ManagementControllerParameters managementControllerParameters)
{
ManagementController controller = new ManagementController(managementControllerParameters);
Console.WriteLine("1. Create Storage Account named {0} in Region {1}", managementControllerParameters.StorageAccountName, managementControllerParameters.Region);
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Create");
await controller.CreateStorageAccount();
Console.WriteLine("...Complete");
Console.WriteLine("2. Upload Service Config {0} and Service Package {1} to Storage Account {2}", managementControllerParameters.ServiceConfigurationFilePath, managementControllerParameters.ServicePackageFilePath, managementControllerParameters.StorageAccountName);
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Upload");
var blob = await controller.UploadDeploymentPackage();
Console.WriteLine("...Complete");
Console.WriteLine("3. Creating a Cloud Service hosted service slot named {0} in Region {1}", managementControllerParameters.CloudServiceName, managementControllerParameters.Region);
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Create");
await controller.CreateCloudService();
Console.WriteLine("...Complete");
Console.WriteLine("4. Deploy the Cloud Service to production slot");
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Deploy");
await controller.DeployCloudService(blob.Uri);
Console.WriteLine("...Complete");
Console.WriteLine("5. Delete Cloud Service Deployment, Hosted Service and Storage Account");
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Delete");
controller.TearDown();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//***********************************************************************************************
// The Microsoft Azure Management Libraries are inteded for developers who want to automate
// the management, provisioning, deprovisioning and test of cloud infrastructure with ease.
// These services support Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines, Hosted Services, Storage, Virtual Networks,
// Web Sites and core data center infrastructure management. If you dont have a Microsoft Azure
// subscription you can get a FREE trial account here:
// http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=330212
//
// TODO: Perform the following steps before running the sample
// 1. Download your *.publishsettings file from the Microsoft Azure management portal and save to
// to your local dive http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=276844
// 2. Set the PublishSettingsFilePath, ServiceConfigurationFilePath and ServicePackageFilePath
// properties below. Do not enable Remote Desktop, as this process won't upload your certificate.
// 3. Run
//***********************************************************************************************
var serviceParameters = new ManagementControllerParameters
{
PublishSettingsFilePath = @"C:\Your.publishsettings",
ServicePackageFilePath = @"C:\YourPackageFile.cspkg",
ServiceConfigurationFilePath = @"YourServiceConfiguration.Cloud.cscfg",
CloudServiceName = string.Format("MgmtLibDemo{0}", DateTime.Now.Ticks),
Region = "West US",
StorageAccountName = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(Path.GetRandomFileName())
};
Task.WaitAll(SetupAndTearDownCloudService(serviceParameters));
Console.WriteLine("Done");
Console.ReadLine();
}
private static async Task SetupAndTearDownCloudService(ManagementControllerParameters managementControllerParameters)
{
ManagementController controller = new ManagementController(managementControllerParameters);
Console.WriteLine("1. Create Storage Account named {0} in Region {1}", managementControllerParameters.StorageAccountName, managementControllerParameters.Region);
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Create");
await controller.CreateStorageAccount();
Console.WriteLine("...Complete");
Console.WriteLine("2. Upload Service Config {0} and Service Package {1} to Storage Account {2}", managementControllerParameters.ServiceConfigurationFilePath, managementControllerParameters.ServicePackageFilePath, managementControllerParameters.StorageAccountName);
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Upload");
var blob = await controller.UploadDeploymentPackage();
Console.WriteLine("...Complete");
Console.WriteLine("3. Creating a Cloud Service hosted service slot named {0} in Region {1}", managementControllerParameters.CloudServiceName, managementControllerParameters.Region);
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Create");
await controller.CreateCloudService();
Console.WriteLine("...Complete");
Console.WriteLine("4. Deploy the Cloud Service to production slot");
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Deploy");
await controller.DeployCloudService(blob.Uri);
Console.WriteLine("...Complete");
Console.WriteLine("5. Delete Cloud Service Deployment, Hosted Service and Storage Account");
ConsoleContinuePrompt("Delete");
controller.TearDown();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//***********************************************************************************************
// The Microsoft Azure Management Libraries are inteded for developers who want to automate
// the management, provisioning, deprovisioning and test of cloud infrastructure with ease.
// These services support Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines, Hosted Services, Storage, Virtual Networks,
// Web Sites and core data center infrastructure management. If you dont have a Microsoft Azure
// subscription you can get a FREE trial account here:
// http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=330212
//
// TODO: Perform the following steps before running the sample
// 1. Download your *.publishsettings file from the Microsoft Azure management portal and save to
// to your local dive http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=276844
// 2. Set the PublishSettingsFilePath, ServiceConfigurationFilePath and ServicePackageFilePath
// properties below. Do not enable Remote Desktop, as this process won't upload your certificate.
// 3. Run
//***********************************************************************************************
var serviceParameters = new ManagementControllerParameters
{
PublishSettingsFilePath = @"C:\Your.publishsettings",
ServicePackageFilePath = @"C:\YourPackageFile.cspkg",
ServiceConfigurationFilePath = @"YourServiceConfiguration.Cloud.cscfg",
CloudServiceName = string.Format("MgmtLibDemo{0}", DateTime.Now.Ticks),
Region = "West US",
StorageAccountName = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(Path.GetRandomFileName())
};
Task.WaitAll(SetupAndTearDownCloudService(serviceParameters));
Console.WriteLine("Done");
Console.ReadLine();
}
//***********************************************************************************************
// The Microsoft Azure Management Libraries are intended for developers who want to automate
// the management, provisioning, deprovisioning and test of cloud infrastructure with ease.
// These services support Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines, Hosted Services, Storage, Virtual Networks,
// Web Sites and core data center infrastructure management. For more information on the Management
// Libraries for .NET, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn722415.aspx.
//
// If you dont have a Microsoft Azure subscription you can get a FREE trial account here:
// http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=330212
//
// This sample demonstates the following scenarios:
// 1. Creating an Azure Storage Account
// 2. Uploading an Azure Cloud Service package to Storage
// 3. Creating an Azure Cloud Service
// 4. Deploying the package to the Azure Cloud Service production slot
// 5. Deleting a Cloud Service Deployment, Cloud Service and Storage Account.
//
// TODO: Perform the following steps before running the sample
// 1. Download your *.publishsettings file from the Microsoft Azure management portal and save to
// to your local dive http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=276844
// 2. Open a new instance of Visual Studio, create an Azure Cloud Service project with at least
// one role (don't worry about writing any custom code), right-click the project and choose
// Package to create the .cspkg and .cscfg files which will be deployed to Azure by this sample.
// 3. Set the PublishSettingsFilePath, ServiceConfigurationFilePath and ServicePackageFilePath
// properties below.
// 4. Run
//***********************************************************************************************
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var serviceParameters = new ManagementControllerParameters
{
PublishSettingsFilePath = @"C:\Your.publishsettings",
ServicePackageFilePath = @"C:\YourPackageFile.cspkg",
ServiceConfigurationFilePath = @"C:\YourServiceConfiguration.Cloud.cscfg",
CloudServiceName = string.Format("MgmtLibDemo{0}", DateTime.Now.Ticks),
Region = "West US",
StorageAccountName = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(Path.GetRandomFileName()),
StorageAccountType = StorageAccountTypes.StandardGRS
};
if (!VerifyConfiguration(serviceParameters))
{
Console.ReadLine();
return;
}
Task.WaitAll(SetupAndTearDownCloudService(serviceParameters));
Console.WriteLine("Done");
Console.ReadLine();
}
public ManagementController(ManagementControllerParameters parameters)
{
_parameters = parameters;
// To authenticate against the Microsoft Azure service management API we require management certificate
// load this from a publish settings file and later use it with the Service Management Libraries
var credential = GetSubscriptionCloudCredentials(parameters.PublishSettingsFilePath);
_storageManagementClient = CloudContext.Clients.CreateStorageManagementClient(credential);
_computeManagementClient = CloudContext.Clients.CreateComputeManagementClient(credential);
}
public ManagementController(ManagementControllerParameters parameters)
{
_parameters = parameters;
// To authenticate against the Microsoft Azure service management API we require management certificate
// load this from a publish settings file and later use it with the Service Management Libraries
var credential = GetSubscriptionCloudCredentials(parameters.PublishSettingsFilePath);
_storageManagementClient = CloudContext.Clients.CreateStorageManagementClient(credential);
_computeManagementClient = CloudContext.Clients.CreateComputeManagementClient(credential);
}
private static bool VerifyConfiguration(ManagementControllerParameters serviceParameters)
{
bool configOK = true;
if (!File.Exists(serviceParameters.PublishSettingsFilePath))
{
configOK = false;
Console.WriteLine("Please download your .publishsettings file and specify the location in the Main method.");
}
if (!File.Exists(serviceParameters.ServicePackageFilePath) || !File.Exists(serviceParameters.ServiceConfigurationFilePath))
{
configOK = false;
Console.WriteLine("Please create an Azure Cloud Service project in another instance of Visual Studio, Package it, and specify the locations of the .cspkg and .cscfg files in the Main method.");
}
return configOK;
}