Reducing the number of tasks during deployment of a new system or version update does, at least, 2 things. Fewer number of tasks means it takes less time Fewer number of tasks means less items to troubleshoot if something doesn’t work Removing the installation and configuration of an Oracle Client can now be avoided from […]
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There are some really good descriptions and explanations concerning data types on the internet. However I will add my understanding and comments about them on this website. Just in case you stumble across this page in your search for ultimate C# knowledge. There are 2 data types. Value Types and Reference Types. I published a […]
Read More →While creating this technical blog website, I decided to implement the functionality that allows readers to give feedback. This is a common function. What is not common is finding examples of how to create a feedback form. As well, a feedback form that can be resued inside of each blog using a web control. So […]
Read More →Delegates in C# are similar to function pointers in C++ and allow methods to be passed as parameters. In this example we will create a delegate called CalculateCharge and a Withdrawal class: Our Program class will create 2 delegates to execute the calculation. The first delegate will be named and the second one will be […]
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It wouldn’t be prudent to divulge the intellectual property (IP) details of how Azure App Services are configured in detail, but, right or wrong, I like to point to Azure Pack Web Sites (*) as the building block of Azure App Services. However, keep in mind that Azure Stack is a more recent version of […]
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I like to write stuff. As I personally use it for reference, instead of keeping it to myself, I often post it onto my blog here. Here is my list of most used WinDbg commands and what information I get for them. I was a big fan of PSSCOR, but since MEX is now a […]
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Yes you can. I wrote this blog a long time ago that explains how to setup a Hello World WCF service and consumer. I have also written numerous articles about Failed Request Traces: Lab 4: Install and configure Failed Request Tracing Lab 16: Configuring Failed Request Tracing to take a memory dump Install Failed Request […]
Read More →I was looking around for some understanding on the what this event within the request pipeline meant. As seen in Figure 1, you can find this event when you are capturing a Failed Request trace. I wrote a lab about capturing Failed Request Traces here –> Lab 4: Install and configure Failed Request Tracing Figure […]
Read More →This is a FAQ on GitHub which has a lot of information about 2016. If you are interested to find out which version of IIS or OS your Azure App Service is running on, you can check it like this. Check in KUDU Capture a Fiddler trace I wrote about KUDU here, just in case […]
Read More →I wrote this article some years ago here “HTTPS only on Azure App Service Web Apps” that explains how to redirect all traffic made to an Azure App Service using HTTP to HTTPS using a URL Rewrite rule. This is now achievable in the portal. To enable the HTTPS Only feature in the portal, navigate […]
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