Publish WebAPI in Azure using Visual Studio

 Microsoft always make your life easier. Publishing a WebAPI using Visual Studio is all about a couple of clicks. Before start, you must have a WebAPI working at your local and you must have a Azure subscription. Once build done, right click on the project and click on publish.



At this stage, it identify what is the Resource Group, and API Management object is required to be fit in. 


Next couple of screens are very simple and self explanatory. 




In this stage, click on Publish button to allow visual studio to publish your WebAPI.





Now, you can check and test your WebAPI through Azure and see how it is working. Make sure all backend call are executing as expected.



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