What's included

• IIS Configuration

  Configuring Internet Information Services (IIS) on the Windows server to host your website. This includes setting up application pools, virtual directories, and security settings to ensure your website functions correctly.

• Website File Transfer

  Uploading all the necessary website files (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other assets) to the designated location on the Windows server

• Database Setup

  If your website uses a database (e.g., SQL Server), this involves setting up the database on the Windows server and ensuring the website can connect to it.

• Testing and Validation

  Thoroughly testing the website on the Windows server to ensure all functionalities work as intended.

• Azure App Service Configuration

  Setting up an Azure App Service to host your website. This involves configuring settings like pricing tier, region, and deployment method (e.g. GitHub Actions).

• Website Deployment

  Deploying your website code and assets to the Azure App Service. This can involve using Github actions or manual deployment through the portal.

• Load Balancing with Azure Front Door

  Implement Azure Front Door for global load balancing and content delivery. This ensures fast website loading times worldwide and high availability by distributing traffic across regions and healthy servers.

• Disaster recovery and management

  Leverage Azure's built-in redundancy, backups, and disaster recovery options (Failover Groups, Site Recovery) to minimize downtime and data loss from outages or disruptions.