Gold Shopping Website (Mermaid-Tear.Com)
Building an Online Jewellery Shopping Website that will use the Azure Services and help the user to discover a wide range of jewellery for different occasions, age groups, genders, and budgets on our online store. Our website offers a variety of jewellery types, brands, materials, and metals to choose from. You can easily browse and shop for your favourite jewellery from the comfort of your home using the internet and with high availability.
Our goal is to provide a virtual platform for customers to shop for a wide variety of jewelry from the comfort of their homes. By automating the jewelry store, we aim to increase efficiency, reduce manual errors, and expand our customer base. Our user-friendly dynamic website will allow customers to easily browse and purchase jewelry from anywhere. Additionally, our website will feature "Custom Question Answers" powered by Azure Language, an AI service provided by Azure, to help customers with any questions they may have while shopping. This will improve the overall shopping experience and make it more enjoyable for our customers. We have used Azure App Service and Azure SQL Database to host and manage our website and data, respectively. We have also integrated an AI chatbot to enhance the overall customer experience.
Lifestyle
- Azure App Service (for hosting the website)
- Azure SQL Database (for hosting the database)
- Azure Language Services
- Azure Bot Services
- Asp.Net C# (.net Framework 4.5.2)
- Html
- CSS, JavaScript
- Bootstrap3
- Visual Studio Code
- MS-SQL Server
- Buit the whole Web Application on the Visual Studio Code and the Database on MS-SQL Server.
- Created a Backup of the Database as .Bacpac file and uploaded it in the Azure Storage
- Created a Azure SQL Database Server and then after successful deployment went Inside the SQL Server and clicked on the Restore Database and then selected the uploaded backup file and restored the database in Azure.
- The wen inside the Created Database and then to the Connection Strings option and copied the Connection String and Replaced the database connection string in my Web Application by azure's database.
- Then Uploaded my WebApp in my GitHub Repository
- Then Created an Azure APP Service without any code in it
- Then Went inside the Created Azure App Service and then to Deployment Center option in Deployment Section of Azure App
- Then Selecting the Source as external Source and then pasting the link of my Github repository and Save and sync.
- Now the Web Application is Successfully Deployed. Click on the Browse option to redirect to our website.
- Web Application hosted on Azure : https://mermaid-tear.azurewebsites.net/
- Github Repository : https://github.com/kkewat/Mermaid-Tear-Website.git
- Code : https://github.com/kkewat/Mermaid-Tear-Website.git
- Documentation : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EVR8eziAT0v4ONBOMGGgsrlA41AM-VRZ/view?usp=drive_link
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