There are many way to deploy code and files to an Azure App Service, repositories like Visual Studio Team Services, GitHub, content storage like OneDrive or Drop Box, using an FTP tool, use the command-line tool msdeploy or directly from within the Visual Studio IDE. However, if you wanted to deploy just a single or […]
Read More →Here and here “My Backups are failing, Let’s open a support ticket” are some good information about how to configure an Azure App Service backup. I like the fact that you can also include a database backup in parallel with a backup of the web site. Keep in mind the limit of 10GB in regards […]
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I have some domain names that I use for testing out Azure features, write some blogs and other fun stuff. I find myself needing, wanting to use HTTPS and using the instructions I wrote some time ago, see below, to create the certificate is long and tedious. I had an epiphany which lead me to […]
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I am really starting to like these Azure Functions. Just imagining that I don’t even need a server anymore…at all. Only a few years ago the major blocker was getting a server online to manage requests from your customer, the cost, complexity and management was HUGE! And now you don’t even need one at all. […]
Read More →I wrote the following articles about accessing KUDU / SCM on the multi-tenant version of Azure App Services. Using KUDU with Microsoft Azure Web Apps How to access KUDU using your Publishing Profile If you have managed to find this post, you likely already know what an App Service Environment (ASE) is, but just in […]
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After writing this article here “Create a VNET and access an Azure VM hosted within it from an App Services Web App” I wanted to then remove the resources because I was using them for testing and not for a real production, money generating project. I also wrote this article here “Create and deploy an […]
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I created a video a while ago that discussed how to implement a progress bar in a windows form application. It used the System.Thread class library and the the BackgroundWorker class. With the release of .NET 4, there is a new. easier way to implement this. In this example, I have added the progress bar […]
Read More →I always liked the concept of arrays. Being able to conceptually visualize in multiple dimensions took me some time to get my mind around, but in the end I was successful. The example here will discuss 2 dimensional arrays of type single, multiple and jagged. A single dimensional array is the simplest. You simply code […]
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My video on this topic can be found here. We will do 4 things in the article. Add a subGrid to a JQuery/jqGrid Grid. Populate the Grid using ICriteria Populate the subGrid using IQuery (HQL) Change the ICriteria and HQL to use LINQ to NHibernate First, let’s open the Views/Home/Index.aspx file and add the /jqGrid […]
Read More →This happened to me way back in 2011. I am migrating all my blogs and articles to this site and am adding it here. This shouldn’t happen anymore if you use an ORM like Entity Frame Work or NHibernate. A few weeks ago I had to fend off a hacker. Some of the database statements […]
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