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Azure App Service, maybe? Deploying from the CLI is quick and easy. Or you can do it right from Visual Studio or VS Code. Setting up a database of your choice

• WorldMaker 7y ago
  Visual Studio can also help automate running EF Migrations scripts, you just provide a Connection String under EF Migrations settings in the Publish settings. What it does under the hood is also relatively easy to script or automate in other places. It builds a script artifact using: dotnet ef migrations script --idempotent That gives you a "run anywhere" SQL Server T-SQL Script (I don't think it supports other databases) that will run any migrations that don't exist in the target database (and is safe if the target database is already up to date). Then it's just a matter of running that script on the right database.