Azure SQL, ASP.NET 2 tier

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Hi All,

My question is related to Azure...

I am having a small desktop app and i am planning to do the same with cloud based also. I would like to do it using ASP.net with Azure SQL. Now, my question is can I subscript only for SQL server with Azure and can host my website with any other location ? Such as GoDaddy or xxxxx... which is a 2 tier. My data will be with SQL Azure and my front end would be hosted with GoDaddy. Is it correct just to avoid cost based things....

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Posted 7-Sep-17 20:45pm

Charles Shob

Updated 7-Sep-17 21:05pm

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Eduard Keilholz · Accepted Answer · 2017-09-07T21:05:00

Yes you can... Azure hosts a lot of services and one of them is Azure SQL. You can choose a configuration (like huge, big, medium, small, tiny, there are loads of configurations) which fits your needs. Once deployed you have full control of the firewall in front of the database service which allows you to allow access for certain hosts.

By the way, Azure is a pretty nice solution for hosting your website as well, especially is you plan to make your website grow, you can easily scale out which makes your hosting environment very flexible. But again, if you choose to hoste somewhere else, you can still make your database available.