With each version of Microsoft Windows Server comes a new version of Internet Information Services (IIS). With the recent release of Windows Server 2016 comes IIS version 10. Before I cover these new features, here are a few articles which I have already written which you may be interested in: What’s new in IIS 8.5 […]
Read More →If you have not seen my full post about all the IIS 10 new features, check it out here. NOTE that is it not recommended to run IIS on Nano. Instead you should be using the self-hosted .NET Core scenario. See here for more information on Server Core with IIS. Also, if you have not […]
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This article has to do mostly with the German Cloud, #GermanCloud #AzureGermany because it is most probable that there will not be anything similar to manage.windowsazure.com deployed to this solution. Why is that important? It is important because this is historically how many people configured thier PowerShell or other clients to make deployments/configurations onto Azure. […]
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I was writting this article about #AzureFunctions here called “How to add assembly references to an Azure Function App” and another here called “How to make a simple DLL as an assembly reference just for fun” and I got this exceptions when I called the Azure Function: D:\>curl.exe -G http://localhost:7071/api/GrettingsAssemblyReference?code=b442be73f7124dd8ae57747e7ffc496d -d name=Benjamin {“id”:”3abc8583-47c0-43e3-90f0-d2f7fe577d43″,”requestId”:”b74ef638-0f71-4303-adca-2c7741e1dcb7″,”statusCode”:500,”errorCode”:0,”messsage”:”Exception while executing […]
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There is a known issue documented on GitHub here with a title of Cross origin http request CORS fails with response header missing ‘Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true’. Although the issue described and a solution provided, I thought I would write up what I did as I use C# and didn’t see any examples of that, so here […]
Read More →I created an Azure Function using these instructions and the Visual Studio Tools For Azure Functions which I discussed here and here. #Azure #AzureFunction #AzureAppService I also found some good instructions on how to test Azure Functions here. As shown in Figure 1, I created a C# Http Trigger Azure Function named ‘SayHello’ with an […]
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When you run an ASP.NET application on multiple instances of an App Service Plan (ASP) you do not need to worry about machineKeys as the App Service Platform will use the same one across all your instances and therefore will not need to make any changes to your application. I found this sample code and […]
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I am writing numerous posts about IIS on Nano with my intent to get an ASP.NET Core application up and running on it. There are already instructions for this shown directly below, but I like to do the exercise myself and document my experiences and lessons in addition. #ASPNETCORE #Nano #IIS What’s new in IIS […]
Read More →I wanted to do this and I found these articles helpful: #AzureFunction #Azure #Csharp Azure Functions C# developer reference –> see Referencing External Assemblies How to make a simple DLL as an assembly reference just for fun Could not load file or assembly … The system cannot find the file specified SOLVED It did take […]
Read More →I found this article “Creating a local PFX copy of App Service Certificate” here and wanted to do a reproduction of it. I wrote an article here where I discussed “How (I) configured an App Service Certificate for my Azure App Service” which might help to get a broader perspective of what and how to […]
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