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I'm new to Azure and Angular2, and i want to deploy my application to Azure via Visual Studio 2015 since it seems to me that it is the most flexible way to do it via this IDE, my application works fine locally when using WebStorm IDE and npm task runner, the problem here is when I switched to Visual Studio I tried to open it as a website project and then when i tried to publish it to Azure this error occured Can't find existing loaded project:C:\Users\noone\Desktop\Angular2APP\, so then i tried to adapt that project to an empty ASP.NET5 Project but it still a little bit blur here, do I have to put all the project files under the wwwroot folder ? (even the node_module folder ?) if that is the case , i did it but when building the project it says that it cannot build since there is a path too long problem in the node_module folder ? Is it the right way to adapt it to an ASP.NET5 project ? is there any simpler way to deploy an Angular2 application to Azure ?

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I was able to deploy using the ASP.NET Web Application (.NET Framework) template and then selected MVC.

One other thing I would suggest is to make a folder like "C:\Code" and use that as your starting point for your code so you don't get the path too long error message.

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Thank you for your reply , I've upvoted you answer but cannot check it since i cannot verify it now , this task was deprecated. but thanks anyway.

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