isabella232 / webapi-dotnet

page_type	languages	products	description
sample	csharp aspx aspx-csharp	azure azure-sql-database azure-app-service aspnet aspnet-core dotnet-core	Get started quickly with ASP.NET Web API and Azure SQL (apptemplate)

Application Template for WebAPI and Database using ASP.NET and Azure SQL

This repository contains a template for an application built for the Azure Application Platform. This template is built to make it easy to dive straight into implementing business logic without having to spend time on setting up an engineering system for your application. The template gives you a starting point, while providing the option to change and extend any of the pre-configured components to suit your needs. The template makes use of an opinionated pattern that Microsoft recommends.

This template pattern is designed for simple scenarios where you want an API to read and write from a backing relational database.

This template provides you with the following components: An HTTP-based WebAPI hosted on App Service Web App, an Azure SQL database, and Application Insights and Log Analytics features of Azure Monitor.

Template overview

The template provides:

• A pre-configured development environment
• An application
• Build and Deployment automation

To get started using the template, we recommend following the Quickstart.

For more information about the template, take a look at the Concepts and How-To Guides docs as well.

Available versions

Programming language	Framework
C#	dotnet
javascript	node.js

Recommended usage

This template pattern is a good fit for scenarios where you want to expose relational data in a RESTful API via HTTPS.

A good example use-case is to retrieve and submit data from a front-end or client application, such as a mobile app or static web application.

Not recommended usage

This template is not a good fit if you want to directly process large files (e.g. media, images), if you want to do further processing of the data before storing, or if you want to host a custom non-HTTPS server outside of standard ports 80/443 (e.g. a game server on TCP port 5000).