building azure websites with visual studio online "monaco"

Chris DiasPrincipal Program ManagerBuilding Azure Websites with Visual Studio Online “Monaco”

Building Azure Websites with Visual Studio Online “Monaco”

2-646

Lightweight, friction freeCompanion to VS IDE, accessible from modern browsers on any device, on any platform

Optimized for AzureBuild, maintain, and run Websites directly in Azure

Rich editing experiencesFast, fluid code editing, navigation, and understanding in the browser, without the feel of a browser

Support for today’s frameworks and languagesHTML5 and JavaScript (including TypeScript), Node , PHP, ASP.NET sites, and apps

Monaco

Monaco service available as site extension on every Azure site

Access gated by site configuration option and deployment credentials

Tools access via the “.scm” endpoint, live edit wwwroot

Runs as peer to Azure deployment services (“Kudu”)

ArchitectureThermoCloud site

MonacoServices

IISNode,PHP, etc.

Site Extensionwwwroo

tr/w

access

runs

https://thermocloud.scm.azurewebsites.net/dev

http://thermocloud.azurewebsites.net

Azure SCC Deploy

Site Extensionwrites

https://thermocloud.scm.azurewebsites.net/thermocloud.git

A word of caution!If ‘deployment from source control’ is enabled, this can overwrite any changes made in the editor…

Integrated Git supportConnect to any public or private Git repositoryGit viewlet, streamlined Git UI experiences, full command line control

For quick updates to live sitesChanges are automatically saved to the site (in wwwroot!)Ideal for quickly getting started, simple, static sites (e.g., WordPress, HTML/JavaScript)Not recommended for sites that require transform on deployment

For in-depth modificationsUpload or clone sources into a provisional development siteMake modifications, build, test, run in the development sitePush to production: git endpoint, staging, or production site

Source code management

Demo: New Azure website from gallery

Production Sitehttp://mysite.azurewebsites.netMonaco: EnabledDeploy via SCC: Disabled

Create a provisional development siteClone from git repositoryDevelop, build, test in development sitePush…

Directly to productionStaging site first, hot swap with productionGit repository linked to staging or productionContinuous build, test, and deploy

Source code management best practices

git

git

Dev git

git

clonepush

Production sitemysite.azurewebsites.netMonaco: DisabledDeployment from SCC: Local Git Repo

Development sitemysite-dev.azurewebsites.netMonaco: EnabledDeployment from SCC: Disabled

myproject.visualstudio.comremote: origin

Kudu

Companion development site

git

git

Dev git

git

clonepush

Production sitemysite.azurewebsites.netMonaco: DisabledDeployment from SCC: Local Git Repo


push


Kudu

Push to production from development

Kudu git

git

Dev git

git


clonepush

Production sitemysite.azurewebsites.netMonaco: DisabledDeployment from SCC: VSOnline, GitHub, etc.


Linked Branch

Pushing to origin will result in a pull to production

Deploy from linked repo to production

Deploy from linked repo to staging git

git

Dev git

git


clonepush

Staging sitemysite.azurewebsites.net (staging)Monaco: DisabledDeployment from SCC: VSOnline, GitHub, etc.


Linked Branch

Deploy to staging site lets you hot swap to production

Kudu

git

git

Dev git git

clonepush

Production or staging sitemysite.azurewebsites.netMonaco: DisabledDeployment from SCC: VS Online


Pushing to origin triggers a VSO build, test, and deployto staging or production

remote: originmyproject.visualstudio.com

VS online build, test

Kudu

Continuous deployment

Language ExperiencesLevel Experiences Languages

BasicSmart editing with coloring, bracket matching, auto indent, textual completion

C#, VB, Razor, Markdown, Handlebars, HTML, XML, INI, Batch, Jade, CoffeeScript

GoodError checking as you type, IntelliSense, go to definition, outline, rename symbol

JavaScript, JSON, CSS, LESS, SASS, PHP

Great Reference searching across files TypeScript

Demo: Building node applications

Demo: Building ASP.NET web apps

Not Done

Azure Dashboard will warn when approaching quota limits.

Scale development site if performing CPU and memory intensive tasks.

Avoiding out of quota

Tips and tricksFind in folders Multiple cursorsCtrl+click to open to side Editor commands

Quick open Ctrl+arrow to cycle values

Ctrl+hover preview Select for compareUser, team settings Stage selected

changes

LearnGet started with the Monaco Channel9 SeriesKeep informed on the Monaco Blog

DoEnable “Edit in Visual Studio Online” for your Dev sitesClone in code from Git repos on visualstudio.comDevelop, build, test, and push to production

TalkSend a Smile!@visualstudio #monaco

Resources

http://channel9.msdn.com/series/visual-studio-online-monaco

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/monaco/

Your Feedback is ImportantFill out an evaluation of this session and help shape future events. Scan the QR code to evaluate this session on your mobile device. You’ll also be entered into a daily prize drawing!

Thank You!

© 2014 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

building azure websites with visual studio online "monaco"

Documents