If you haven’t already visited the troubleshooters section of the IIS.NET website, take a look at it here. You will find a number of good troubleshooting guides. I contributed an article that discusses using LogParser to troubleshoot performance or application issues/errors. I hope you find it useful.
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Troubleshooting an IIS Add Roles and Features error
It is common to install or uninstall Web Server features. You need these features to execute ASP.NET pages, perform logging, authenticate user requests, etc…. Figure 1 shows a sub-set list of features which you may choose to install. Figure 1, Add Roles and Features list, small example Try walking through the ‘Add Roles and Features’ […]
Read More →Troubleshoot a Web API Self Host performance problem
If you have not tried creating a Self-Hosted Web API, you might give it a shot, here is a good, getting started example. Once it gets into production, if you are looking for ways to troubleshoot a slow performing self-hosted Web API, searching for a W3WP process to take a memory dump of or applying […]
Read More →Enable CAPI2 event logging to troubleshoot PKI and SSL Certificate Issues
The CryptoAPI 2.0 Diagnostics is a feature available on Windows Server 2008+ that supports the trouble shooting of issues concerned with, for example: Certificate Chain Validation Certificate Store Operations Signature Verification This article describes how to enable the CAPI2 Diagnostic, but for an in depth review of the capability, check here. Enable CAPI2 logging by […]
Read More →How to securely connect to Azure from C# and run REST APIs
Three things that got me here. First, I learned about creating a Service Principle in Azure and that the credentials for that those can be used to login to Azure, for a given Tenant/Directory ID. See here “Create an Azure service principal with Azure PowerShell”, also here if you want to see how to create […]
Read More →With-clause referenced two different from-clause elements
I believe if you are getting this error that there is more likely something wrong with your configuration than with NHibernate. I received this error when I wanted to create a nested join between 2 unrelated tables. Something like this in HQL: [sourcecode language=”sql” padlinenumbers=”true” autolinks=”false” gutter=”false” toolbar=”false”] select tbl.CODE, av1.NUM, al1.CODE from TABLE tbl […]
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Benjamin works at Microsoft in Munich, Germany as an Escalation Engineer on the Microsoft Azure team. He has been working professionally in the IT industry for more than 2 decades. He started computer programming with QBasic at the age of 11 on an Atari 1200XL desktop computer. He takes pleasure in the challenges trouble-shooting technical […]
Read More →Service Bus triggered Azure Function AutoComplete false, duplicates
As you read here the default setting for AutoComplete is true. When you create a Service Bus triggered Azure Function you install an extension named Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.ServiceBus as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1, Service Bus Azure Function AutoComplete The NuGet package is here and the source code here. The point of this article is explain […]
Read More →How to get a Bearer access token for Azure
Even though I am not a security expert, it has always interested me. When I worked on the IIS team some years back, pre Azure and pre Cloud days the protocol mostly used for large corporations was Kerberos. Initially, troubleshooting those issues would give me sleepless nights, but over some years you begin to see […]
Read More →How I learned to better understand how computers work using 6502–Part 1
I’ve been a developer for a long time. I can code almost anything. I have a great desire to take my understanding to the next level. I am a C# coder, which is managed code, my objective is to not move to a native language like C or C++, instead I want to take it […]
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