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Migrating Azure VMs on VNet from Azure Service Management (Classic or ASM) to Azure Resource Manager (Resource Manager or ARM)

In this post you will find code snippet to migrate your classic Azure VMs that is part of virtual networks. That is, you will learn Migrating Azure VMs on VNet from Azure Service Management (Classic or ASM) to Azure Resource Manager (Resource Manager or ARM). Without too much discussion, let's start step by step. You need to have PowerShell installed. In the process of migration you first need to sign in your subscription using modern way that is ARM to prepare migration and then sign in your same subscription using classic approach that is ASM to perform migration and commit. Step 1. Let's login ARM Login-AzureRmAccount Step 2. Store subscription id into a variable $SubID = "1345e4-4561-1bd7-55c1-e3848012qw4r" Step 3. Select subscription using above variable Select-AzureRmSubscription -SubscriptionID $SubID Step 4. Now, let's prepare the migration on ARM, this operation may take few minutes. Register-AzureRmResourceProvider -ProviderNamespa

Seeding ASP.NET Identity Database

In this post you will learn how to seed User’s Profile database tables (AspNetUsers and UserProfileInfoes, we created in last post) with dummy data.

Customizing User's Profile to add new fields in brand new database table

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In this post you will learn how to customize User’s Profile and add new fields/properties/columns (FirstName, LastName and EmailID) in a brand new table with ASP.NET Identity System.

Customize User's Profile in ASP.NET Identity System

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Note: You should read this post instead, I found below walkthrough will not work on ASP.NET Identity 2. I will re-work on this post soon. In this post you will learn how to customize User’s Profile and add some more fields like FirstName, LastName, EmailID etc with ASP.NET Identity System. In my last post I listed some of the great new features introduced with Identity system .

Custom Code First Conventions - EF 6 New Feature

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In this blog post you will learn a new feature ‘Custom Code First Conventions’ introduced with Entity Framework 6. This is 'Code First' only improvement. EF 6 comes with number of cool new features and improvements, so I decided to write blog posts and cover some of the new features.

Code First Approach & Database Migration & Server Side Validations & Client Side Validations in MVC4: Video in Hindi

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In this video you will learn how to create simple Feedback Submission Form. In the journey, I will explain the use of Code First Approach and Code First Database Migrations and also Sever Side Validations and Client Side Validations to validation the data entered by the user.

What happens when database doesn't match conventions / using OnModelCreating() feature?

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This is just basic article and I’m not going to say anything new here but I will say things in my way.  The very well-known question newbies ask about MVC and Entity Framework is, how does a conceptual database model target the names?

Monthly Blogging Report: September 2012

Consolidating all blog posts monthly are very refreshing as it gives me chance to go back and see what I did in last month and for readers gives the chance to see what he not followed up.

Playing with Entity Framework's Code First Database Migration

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In this video you will learn how to use Entity Framework's Code First Database Migration. I'll create simple console application and will add 'Student' model and then a DbContext in the project.

Code First Database Migrations in MVC: in Hindi

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In this video you will learn how to use Migration feature in MVC Apps. I will create a new MVC Project using Code First Approach and then I will make some changes in model to look at the errors and then will use the Migration feature to migrate/update the database. Video is in Hindi Language.

Code First Approach in Entity Framework

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Introduction Entity Framework is the Microsoft preferred method of data access for .NET applications. It supports strongly-typed access through LINQ. Entity Framework also allows developers to program against a conceptual model that reflects application logic rather than a relational model that reflects the database structure. Entity Framework can be used from an ASP.NET Application, (using Entity Data Source) or in ASP.NET MVC etc. In this article we will be creating this using MVC App and we’ll be using Visual Studio 2012 for demo.

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