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Microsoft Corp. CSP Perpetual Visual Studio Professional 2022 License Only

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The IDE designed for cloud solutions. Develop, debug, and monitor cloud applications locally, and deploy them to production using powerful integration tools
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  • Build, run, and debug cloud apps directly from the IDE
  • Deploy to Azure and manage Azure dependencies without leaving the IDE
  • Snapshot Debugging
Work with your cloud apps locally before deploying them to the cloud through integration with local emulators, tools, and runtimes for Azure services—including Azure Storage, Azure Cosmos DB, Azure SQL, and Azure Functions. Simplify running and debugging serverless applications with Azure Functions by responding to events in production in real time. When your applications are ready, easily deploy them to the cloud without leaving the IDE.

Connect to Azure services or emulate them while debugging locally with the connective services feature. Use the publish feature to deploy your project to Azure with just a few clicks. Visual Studio displays only options applicable to your project and automatically detects connection strings and other points of integration between your application and Azure.

Quickly respond to bugs and issues in production while building robust applications. With snapshot debugging, find and fix unhandled exceptions and replicate the steps that caused the code failure, using the same live data, without the need for debug symbols or additional instrumentation. Simply grab the latest debug snapshot from Application Insights and use the snapshot debugger to fix the problematic code with precision.
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