WebJob Sample

Your Azure micro-service application

Congratulations! You've created a project. You can launch and publish your app once you've configured it using the instructions below.

CONFIGURE YOUR APP

1. Create a new Azure SQL Database:
   1. Run SQL scripts:
      1. \MicroServices\tools\ConversationSummary.sql
      2. \MicroServices\tools\Credentials.sql
      3. \MicroServices\tools\Messages.sql
      4. \MicroServices\tools\Users.sql
   2. Run CQRS SQL scripts:
      1. \MicroServices\tools\Create-Log-Table.sql
      2. \MicroServices\tools\EventStoreTable-SqlServer.sql
2. Create an new instance of Azure Service Bus
3. Create a Azure Storage Account
4. Create Website/App Service
   1. Set WebSockets to On
   2. Set Always On to On
   3. Set ARR Affinity to Off
   4. Add Azure Service Bus connection strings in App settings:
      1. Cqrs.Azure.CommandBus.ConnectionString
      2. Cqrs.Azure.EventBus.ConnectionString
   5. Add Azure Storage Account connection strings for the Azure WebJob:
      1. AzureWebJobsDashboard
      2. AzureWebJobsStorage
   6. Add database connection strings:
      1. DataStore
      2. EventStore
      3. Logs
   7. Add virtual folders: If you get the following error while publishing to Azure "Web deployment task failed. (Creating a new application is not supported by this server environment.)" Confirm the below virtual applications are correctly setup first.

/Chat Directory: "site\wwwroot" Application turned Off /Chat/UI Directory: "site\UI" Application turned On /Chat/RestAPI Directory: "site\RestAPI" Application turned On /Chat/WcfAPI Directory: "site\WcfAPI" Application turned On

1. Update the follow files with the above app settings and connection strings so you can run you application locally:
   1. RestAPI\web.config
   2. WcfAPI\web.config
   3. WcfAPI.Tests\app.config
   4. MicroKernel\app.config
2. Make sure you start the micro-kernel (it's a console application) first.
   1. The app setting CreateTestData control if the database gets cleared/flushed of all data and populated with fresh data each time it starts. Change this to false if you want to.

DEPLOY

• Open the WebDeploy.pubxml WebDeploy publishing profiles in each project and replace any reference to cqrs-chat with the name of your Azure App Service created in step 4 of Configure you app.
• Publish the following project to Azure using the provided WebDeploy publishing profiles:
  • Chat.RestAPI
  • Chat.WcfAPI
  • MyWebApp.UI
  • Chat.MicroKernel