c# - Correctly deploying multiple sites in a single Azure role -

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i can deploy multiple c# .net 4.5 websites single azure web role, want know whether it's correct way physicaldirectory attribute in .csdef file points \websitex\bin\release directory of each website being deployed :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <servicedefinition name="cloudservice" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/servicehosting/2008/10/servicedefinition" schemaversion="2015-04.2.6">   <webrole name="mywebrole" vmsize="small">     <sites>       <site name="websitex" physicaldirectory="..\..\..\websitex\bin\release">         <bindings>           <binding name="http" endpointname="http" hostheader="websitex.cloudapp.net" />         </bindings>       </site>       <site name="websitey" physicaldirectory="..\..\..\websitey\bin\release">         <bindings>           <binding name="http" endpointname="http" hostheader="websitey.cloudapp.net" />         </bindings>       </site>     </sites>     <endpoints>       <inputendpoint name="http" protocol="http" port="80" />     </endpoints>   </webrole> </servicedefinition>

i have seen in posts these : can deploy multiple webapps on 1 windows azure instance? / http://www.wadewegner.com/2011/02/running-multiple-websites-in-a-windows-azure-web-role physicaldirectory attribute points towards looks root directory of website deployed (just \websitex .csproj file resides, if i'm not mistaken?)

however when point .csdef physicaldirectory location (\websitex) , deploy azure, process deploys in directory. every folder , file gets copied as-is azure.

here .csdef use seems cleaner , used in many examples on web. note lack of \bin\release.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <servicedefinition name="cloudservice" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/servicehosting/2008/10/servicedefinition" schemaversion="2015-04.2.6">   <webrole name="mywebrole" vmsize="small">     <sites>       <site name="websitex" physicaldirectory="..\..\..\websitex">         <bindings>           <binding name="http" endpointname="http" hostheader="websitex.cloudapp.net" />         </bindings>       </site>       <site name="websitey" physicaldirectory="..\..\..\websitey">         <bindings>           <binding name="http" endpointname="http" hostheader="websitey.cloudapp.net" />         </bindings>       </site>     </sites>     <endpoints>       <inputendpoint name="http" protocol="http" port="80" />     </endpoints>   </webrole> </servicedefinition>

what doing wrong cannot use second .csdef file ? why deployment second .csdef deploy whole project directory azure rather website's binaries ? there out-of-the-box missing, or custom post-build scripts needed ?


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