The main program that currently runs our business (Purchasing, Sales, Warehouse, Stock Control, Works Orders) is a VB.net windows forms desktop program linking to an MS SQL Database on-premise. The current program is written inhouse and has developed over the last 20 years as the needs of our business have grown and changed. We have full control over the code and database. We are looking at the best way to future proof our business by moving away from the VB.net environment and are looking at how we could possibly replace our current VB.net desktop program with a new Web Enabled App within an environment like Azure. We don't think that taking the current applications and trying to 'Migrate it' would be the best answer so we are looking to start again from the ground up. We are TOTALLY new to Azure and are looking for advice on what is available, which direction to go and what options to look at. The current program is used by 15 users onsite (although most users are obviously currently logging on from home), but we would like a more future proof solution that takes advantage of cloud and possibly having users permanently remote and possibly multi offices accessing the application. My initial limited knowledge thoughts were to develop in .Net Core using C# to create a Web Compatible! App that could be run both on-premise or online (not sure if that is even possible) but I also notice that Visual Studio Code tools is available on Azure. Also Azure seems to have various environments and terminology that we are not to familiar with (would you use Virtual Machines, create a true Web App, use Azure Functions, what language would you code in, would you run SQL on-premise, off-premise, hybrid [what ever that is]). Sorry - so many questions. If you were in our position how would you implement a solutions, what environment would you use, what would you use to code it and using what language, what environment would you have the database. I am aware that their are probably many answers to this questions based on many different factors, but any suggestions, pointers and guidance that could help us understand which areas to look at further would be REALLY appreciated.