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title: What is a Cloud Service model and package | Microsoft Docs
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description: Describes the cloud service model (.csdef, .cscfg) and package (.cspkg) in Azure
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services: cloud-services
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ms.date: 07/05/2017
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## ServicePackage.cspkg
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> The maximum package size that can be deployed is 600MB
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To deploy an application as a cloud service in Azure, you must first package the application in the appropriate format. You can use the **CSPack** command-line tool (installed with the [Azure SDK](https://azure.microsoft.com/downloads/)) to create the package file as an alternative to Visual Studio.
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**CSPack** uses the contents of the service definition file and service configuration file to define the contents of the package. **CSPack** generates an application package file (.cspkg) that you can upload to Azure by using the [Azure portal](cloud-services-how-to-create-deploy-portal.md#create-and-deploy). By default, the package is named `[ServiceDefinitionFileName].cspkg`, but you can specify a different name by using the `/out` option of **CSPack**.

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