@RobsonAutomator learning using Sitecore Azure Toolkit to deploy various Sitecore configurations.
- Please not use 'admin' as yous SQL user becuse deployment will fail.
- If you run deployment twice then your Sitecore installation will be destroyed
When you experiment with Sitecore deployment you need to login to your Azure account. This simple task can be annoying then I will automate it details are described in my post: http://lets-share.senktas.net/2017/06/sitecore-on-azure-login.html
You can use sitecore-automation module to login to Azure in secure and silent way.
Import-Module sitecore-automation -MinimumVersion 1.3.0.4
# For first time you will be prompt for username and password
Login-AzureAccountSilent
If you want to use Azure RM templates to deploy Sitecore to Azure, you have to use Azure storage account. On blob storage, you should upload ARM JSON files and WDP ZIP packages. In this article, you can found how to configure Azure storage in the automated and convenient way. http://lets-share.senktas.net/2017/09/sitecore-on-azure-storagepreparation.html
When you would like to deploy Sitecore on Azure you have to check if desired region fully supports Sitecore deployment. You can do this manually using this table - or automate it. Details you can find here http://lets-share.senktas.net/2017/07/sitecore-on-azure-test-sitecoreazuredeployment.html
Import-Module sitecore-automation -MinimumVersion 1.3.0.4
# returns false if some resources are not supported in region
# -Verbose will display all not supported resources
Test-SitecoreAzureRegion -Location 'West Europe' -Verbose
When you would like to deploy Sitecore on Azure you have to upload ARM templates and WDP files to Azure Storage. Only fallowing files can be stored locally on your workstation:
- ARM master template file eg. 'C:\azuredeploy.json'
- ARM parameters file eg. 'C:\azuredeploy.parameters.json'
- Sitecore license file eg. 'C:\license.xml'
Any other files must be publicly visible on the Internet. If this is not a problem for you stop reading here. If you would like to know how to provide secure access to ARM templates and WDPs files read this post http://lets-share.senktas.net/2017/07/sitecore-on-azure-sas-token.html