Provider hosted app in windows Azure cloud Virtual Machine

Hi
thanks in advance,
1. I am having requirement to setup a sitecollections specific to clients with same app installed for each client site collection( as app will act specific to client configuration).
Thoughts :
1. Create a provider hosted app or SharePoint hosted app and SharePoint site collections in the same virtual machine in Cloud.
 I am able to achieve high Trust provider hosted app on premise, it is working.
Can any body suggest my thoughts on the approach is right or wrong. If wrong please suggest me how to achieve this.

Hi,
I have a sharepoint online site and Azure Virtual Machine.
I have developed 4 SharePoint provider hosted apps and I want to deploy the same in office 0365 and App web should in Azure VM.
So I seek help in terms with understanding the deployment.
Because Azure comes with its own certificate cloudapp.net and what I find is this is a private certificate so I cannot use it outside.
Please let me know if I am wrong, I need to buy a third party SSL certificate but doing so can I map it with cloudapp.net domain(which is provided by microsoft). Also Virtual machine is not in the domain. If so then do I also need a wild card certificate
because I need to deploy 4 apps.
just to conclude,
I have SharePoint online site.
Azure Virtual Machine (can I use the cloudapp.net certificate)
SharePoint provider hosted apps(4 apps).
Thanks and Regards Anup Kadam

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