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After you complete your configuration of MyTasks in AzureAzure to host the SharePoint Online microservice, you need to publish the microservice to the app services in Azureservice.

Publish the microservice

  1. On the navbar, expand Azure License Manager and select Configuration.

  2. On the Configuration page, select the Tenants tab and then click the Publish Azure AD App Service action link.

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  3. For Application Type select Microservices and then click Submit.

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  4. For Microservice Application, select My Tasks SharePoint Online Microservice V1and click Submit.

  5. In the Azure Application Deployment form, do the following:

    • Client ID — Enter the Client ID of the service principal app

    • Tenant ID — Enter the Tenant ID of your Azure AD tenant

    • Scope — Enter the scope set for the the MyTasks backend application you registered in Azure AD. The scope should be similar to https://{{mytasks-ui-url}}/myidentity.all, where {{mytasks-ui-url}} is the URL for the MyTasks UI app service.

    • UI - Publisher Profile settings file — Click the Choose File button and then browse for the publisher profile settings for the MyTasks UI service app you downloaded

    • API - Publisher Profile settings file — Click the Choose File button and then browse for the publisher profile settings for the MyTasks API service app you downloaded

  6. When you have added all information to the MyTasks App Service Publish Settings formBrowse for and select the SharePoint Online App Service Publisher Profile Settings file you downloaded from Azure.

  7. Once you have selected the file, click Submit.

  8. Click Yes to confirm that you want to publish MyTasks to the designated app servicesmicroservice.

  9. Click OK to close the publish results message.

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The microservice is now published to your app service. The next step to deploy the microservice successfully is to configure Secrets for the microservice.