UPDATE as of 17-APR-2018 you can, read about that here. Short answer is, prior to 17-APR-2018, that you couldn’t. (see alternative solution below) The reason is that when you deploy an Azure App Service it goes into a multi-tenant scale unit. A scale unit looks something like Figure 1, which I stole from here. Also, […]
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Check out some of my other articles I wrote in regards to ASP.NET Core and .Net Core How to call an async method from a console app main method How to deploy a .NET Core console application to Azure, WebJob .NET Core application, where is my EXE, how to publish Create a VNET and access […]
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There are 2 kinds of VNETs at the moment, they are VNETv1 (ASM), also referred to as ‘Classic virtual networks’ and VNETv2 (ARM), aka ‘Resource Manager virtual networks’. The binding between a VNETv1 and a Web App can be achieved within the AUX portal here, while the same needs to be performed using PowerShell for […]
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There are numerous ways to create a memory dump for a slow performing Web App, but I find this one the simplest and quickest. Follow these steps to capture a memory dump of the W3WP process responding to requests which are slower than expected. Here are the steps: Login to your KUDU console. I wrote […]
Read More →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 […]
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 […]
Read More →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 […]
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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