Now in this article we will create a service model for the image uploaded in azure.
1)
Start Visual
Studio 2010. Create new project. From the Visual C# template, click Cloud.
Give a name to the project and click OK.
2)
Now Click OK, without selecting any role.
3)
Now add a new VM role. For this right click the Roles select Add and then select New
Virtual Machine Role.
In case if didn’t find the “New Virtual
Machine Role”, you have to run the scripts below to add new registry key or
just change the following [dword] registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows
Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010\1.0\VirtualMachineRoleEnabled=1
4)
Now in properties of the VMRole, select Virtual Hard Disk tab, and select an account for the
VHD. If you are using it for first time then you will not find any account there,
and either you have to import or manage it.
5)
Now click on manage, It opens a window and then
click New.
6)
Now select a certificate
7)
You can either choose an existing certificate,
or can create a new one. To create a new certificate click “Create”. It asks
for a friendly name. Give name and click OK.
8)
You can view the certificate. Just select the
certificate and click View.
9)
You can install the certificate and create a
.pfx for it. Just click on the Install.
10)
Now you have to upload the newly created
certificate to the management portal. For this click “Copy the full path”. Now
click on the “Window Azure Portal”
11)
On the portal, click on the Add Certificate.
12)
Now select the certificate, by pasting the path
of the certificate. And click OK.
13)
Now enter the subscription Id on which
certificate is uploaded and click OK.
14)
Now select the account and click Close.
15)
Now it will try to get the vhd’s of the account.
Then select the VHD uploaded.
16)
Now configure endpoints to allow external
connection. For this click on the Endpoints
tab, and then click Add Endpoint.
Now define Http as the protocol and port 80 for both public and private ports.
17)
Now configure the remote desktop connection for
the role. Right click the VM role solution and click Package…
18)
Now click the enable Remote desktop for all
roles.
19)
Now here select an existing certificate or you
can create a new one. And enter username and password for remote desktop
connection. Also select the expiration date. And then click OK.
20)
Now click on the Package.
21)
It creates the .cspkg and .cscfg file for
deployment. And open the location in windows explorer.
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