I try to setup my deployment source in azure portal for a given web app.
When i navigate to Web App > Deployment Source > Choose Source > Visual Studio Team Services i am not able to choose my Visual Studio Team Services account.
after selecting Visual Studio Team Services a cannot choose any project. Believe me, there are projects...
There are two things that you need to make sure of for this to work:
your VSTS account needs to be backed by AAD
you need to link it in the Azure portal
For more detail on exactly what this means, see this wiki page.
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When I right click on the Web Project in the Solution Explorer of Visual Studio 2017, I don't see an option 'Add Existing Project as Azure Web Job'.
I did install Nuget-packages such as Microsoft.Web.WebJobs.Publish for the web project.
I am following this link https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service-web/websites-dotnet-deploy-webjobs#convertlink to enable automatic WebJobs deployment with a web project.
Ideally, I am supposed to see like this, but that highlighted option is not shown in my visual studio 2017
Click to see image for how actually visual studio should have shown me an option
I don't see an option 'Add Existing Project as Azure Web Job'.
As far as I know, Visual Studio does not support to deploy WebJobs with ASP.NET Core Web Application currently.
But this feature is available in ASP.NET Web Application.
If you can not see 'Add Existing Project as Azure Web Job' option in your ASP.NET Web Application, you can try to repair or reinstall your Visual Studio and upgrade/reinstall your Azure SDK.
I am using Azure Logic Apps. I have uploaded Map and Schema in Integration Account and assigned it to my Logic App project.
The issue is that I can see my schema and map in Logic App Designer view in azure portal, But not in my Visual Studio 2017 Logic App Designer.
Screenshots can be seen below.
Azure Portal:
Visual Studio:
I have to use Visual Studio, its in our requirements. I don't know why Visual Studio not getting Maps/Schema in the list.
Any help please?
Regards,
Open Logic App in Logic App Designer.
Press F4 to bring up the properties window
Select the Integration Account from the first drop down
I was previously using Team Foundation services free account on the cloud with my Hotmail account. Now I am try to install TFS on a server computer. Everything worked fine. But then I noticed that I dont see the "Process" Menu option in my on Premise TFS account, while this shows up in the other account.
So, how can I enable "Process" menu option in my On Premise TFS web portal? So that I can configure the Work Item types and the process.
Below is my snapshot of my cloud account that does have the "Process" menu option.
While here is the image of On Premises account that has a very simple menu option.
The Process option menu only shows in Team Services (the cloud), there isn’t this option in On-Premises TFS web portal.
If you work in an on-premises TFS, and want to customize a process template,
you can download the zipped template file using the Process Template Manager. You'll need to use a version of Visual Studio that is at the same version level as TFS. You can install the latest version of Visual Studio Community for free.
Please see Upload or download a process template and Customize a process template for details.
To configure the Work Item types and the process please see Add or modify a work item type.
We recently changed our existing Azure subscription to Azure Germany and got a new account like name#company.onmicrosoft.de. Afaik this kind of domain is also used for Ofice365 accounts. Now i tried to add this account to my Visual Studio (2015 Community Edition), but i get this error (translated from german):
The account "" could not be added. Object reference not set to an object instance.
On the classic US Azure subscription we worked with our regular domain-Logins (name#company.de). Does anybody know how to connect to my new azure subscription, so that i can browse and debug? Thanks in advance!
Answer
As far as I know, it is not possible to add Azure Germany accounts to Visual Studio. But there are some workarounds for common tasks you do with Visual Studio.
According to Microsoft Technical Evangelist Malte Lantin, there seems to be something hardcoded in Visual Studio, that prevents VS from connecting to Azure Germany.
Workarounds
Deploy a solution
Download the publishing profile in Azure Portal and use it to deploy your solution
View SQL Databases
Navigate to the Azure Portal and click, view in Visual Studio
I created a website in the Azure portal, but now I can't find out how to import this into a TFS project. I have visual studio 2013. They seem completely disconnected in terms of importing a project from what the Azure portal creates. Thanks!
Jerelo - the way you solve your issue depends what type of website you deployed and how it was deployed originally. Many of the pre-baked Website images for items like Drupal or Wordpess are not designed to be imported into TFS and auto-deployed.
You would need to download your files via FTP (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/kaushal/archive/2014/08/02/microsoft-azure-web-site-connect-to-your-site-via-ftp-and-upload-download-files.aspx) and then setup source-control deployments by selecting the "Set up deployment from source control" option in the Portal.
Visual Studio Online is the only TFS source you'll be able to use right now, otherwise you have Dropbox, Git or Mercurial deployments Detailed options are listed here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-content/blob/master/articles/web-sites-deploy.md