How to deploy from Visual Studio to Azure - visual-studio

I set up an Azure site years ago and have been making only small changes since, but I've upgraded my PC and now Visual Studio no longer remembers the credentials to deploy the site.
I went into the Azure portal but everything is different now and much more complicated. How do I set up credentials to use webdeploy in the new interface?

If you sign in to visual studio using your azure AD credentials then you can easily deploy web app to azure.
Considering you are signed in to visual studio using your azure credentials then you can go to View->Cloud explorer
You should be able to see available subscriptions here

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I could connect to the Azure DevOps and the Organization through the browser, however if i browse through My Profile page it does not show up the access to the Organization that i have.
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Need advice on what has gone wrong.

WebDeploy from Visual Studio can not create SSL\TLS secure channel

Suddenly (at least I have no idea that were changes) I'm getting the following error during web deploy from Visual Studio 2017 to Azure classic Cloud service.
I re-checked the setting on Azure Portal:
and server itself:
Do you see some problem? What else can I check to fix the problem?

Visual Studio 2015 Deploys On Azure Mobile Services

I created an Azure Mobile Service project using Visual Studio 2015 and to choose for it to be hosted on the cloud, however I found out that uses the domain .azure-mobile.net which is deprecated and new services can not be deployed on it.
My question is how could I now create a publishing profile on azure using VS 2015
to host on the azurewebsites.net domain
Download the Azure SDK for .NET: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/ and you can see the normal domain extension azurewebsites.net. Then you can follow this way for publish: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service-mobile/app-service-mobile-dotnet-backend-how-to-use-server-sdk

Azure check-in from Visual Studios 2015

So I'm attempting to check in from visual studios to deploy my code to an azure web app, however I cannot for the life of me find the check in option. I'm connected to the Visual Studios Online repo and can view the web app in the server explorer. Googling this has found me nothing so either this is a clearly labeled feature I'm blind to or support for the feature has been dropped from visual studios and everyone simply knows this.
You can use the build-in build step in Visual Studio Online: Azure Web App Deployement.
In your build definition click on Add Build Step
In Deploy Category you will found the step: Azure Web App Deployement
Click Add
In Visual Studio 2015, you must do a power Shell script to deploy it.
You can find more information at this address:
Web Deploy command line
Deploy with PowerShell

How deploy Web application in Azure VM using Visual studio online

I am very new to the visual studio online. It part of POC. I was try to deploy the web application in the Azure. I could successfully deploy the web application in the azure website. Later I have created and Azure Virtual Machine (VM) and try to deploy the application to VM. But I could not. I have read through some of the blogs but not able to figure out how deploy to the VM using Visual Studio Online. I was able to publish the application to the Azure VM using Visual Studio 2015. But failed to deploy via Visual Studio Online.
I am using Build definitions . Please help me to configure the deployment in Azure VM using VSO.
Please check if using DevOps Projects in Azure helps you with your requirement:
Deploy your ASP.NET app to Azure virtual machines by using Azure DevOps Projects: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops-project/azure-devops-project-vms
Depending on the type of application you're building, you may choose one of the Build Tasks mentioned in the catalog. And then, proceed with the deployment using a suitable Release task. The above tutorial uses the Azure Resource Group Deployment task.
Hope this helps!

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