I can provide you with a small step-by-step procedure but I offer you to follow Azure training before deploying your application to Azure
Here are the steps
- Create a Windows Virtual Machine (VM) in Azure: This is where your Windows application will run. You can use Azure Portal, Azure PowerShell, or Azure CLI to create a VM.
Create a Windows virtual machine in the Azure portal
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- Install your Windows Application on the VM: Once the VM is up and running, you can connect to it remotely (using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) for example) and install your application. Make sure you have the necessary installation files and any dependencies that your application needs.
- Install and configure MySQL Database: Your application requires a MySQL database. You can install this directly on your VM, or you can use Azure Database for MySQL, a managed database service.
Quickstart: Create an Azure Database for MySQL server using the Azure portal
- Configure Network Security Group (NSG) rules: To allow internet access to your application, you'll need to configure NSG rules to allow inbound traffic on the specific port your application uses. Be careful to limit access only to the necessary traffic to maintain security.
- Configure DNS and Public IP: If you want to access your application using a domain name instead of an IP address, you'll need to configure DNS settings. You can use Azure DNS for this. You'll also need a Public IP address that can be configured during the VM creation process.
- Azure Security: Azure provides various security tools like Azure Security Center and Azure Advisor for securing your application and database. Please check them before publishing your app