: Is it possible to create both FTP and GitHub deployment on one website in Microsoft Azure I have a website hosted on Windows Azure and it is initially linked to GitHub deployment. My question
I have a website hosted on Windows Azure and it is initially linked to GitHub deployment. My question is, is it still possible to create an FTP deployment even if I have my site linked to GitHub already? I just want to access my site through FTP. Is this possible? If yes, how can I create one?
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Yes, it is possible.
Download the publish profile - Click this link to download your publish profile for your website. The publish profile contains your
credentials (user name and password) and the URLs for uploading
content to your website with FTP and Git. The profile file is in XML
format and can be viewed in a text editor.
Set up deployment credentials - Click to create a user name and password for uploading content to your website with FTP or Git. You
can use these credentials to push content to any website in your
subscription. (See FTP Credentials.) Note: Authentication to an FTP
host or Git repository by using Microsoft Account (Live ID)
credentials is not supported.
FTP Credentials
FTP Credentials There are two sets of FTP credentials that you can
use, deployment credentials and publishing profile credentials. Here
are the main differences:
Deployment credentials
Associated with a Microsoft account. Can be used to deploy to any web
site, in all subscriptions associated with the account. You pick the
username/password Typically used for git or FTP deployment Publishing
profile credentials
Associated with a single website. You don’t pick the username or
password. Typically used for Web Deploy, but can also be used for FTP.
You can use either set of credentials. The FTP and FTPS host names are
listed on the dashboard, under Quick glance.
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