Azure > Azure Remote Debugging

Remote Debug on Microsoft Azure website.

1. Azure 

To debug, you should configure your application on Azure Cloud. Remote Debugging is turned off by default so you have to enable it first. Select your target project on the application list below.

Then you are going to see this page, sorry for Korean, but you can get to know what it is by the icons. Anyway, find "application setup" menu on the left. If it's hard to find the menu, you can use the search bar or putting down "remote" will find the menu for you. 

Find the "Debugging" section. It's right below the ARR preferences. Turn on remote debugging and choose Visual Studio version that you are using.

2. Visual Studio 2013

Well it depends on the configuration on your IDE, you can find Server Explorer on the upper left side of your Visual Studio. You can see this kind of menus. If you have active subscriptions, then you will see App Service. If you don't see ▷ stub, it means that your application is not running on Azure, so please release your application on Microsoft Azure first. Let's click the App Service menu and you will see it refreshing its list.

Updating the list has been completed, then let's try right-click.

Click Attach Debugger 

Getting the remote setting you've just configured on Azure begins !

Now just try your URL that can invoke one of your APIs.

Debugger has been succesfully attached.