#Azure #AzurePowerShell #AppService #PowerShell I wrote an article here about what an App Service Plan is. In simple terms it is the Virtual Machine that is running your web sites. It has a different name becuase the ASP can be SMALL, MEDIUM or LARGE in size or have certain features based on the modes FREE, […]
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How to configure auto scaling for an Azure App Service with PowerShell
In some cases, there are features which exist on the backend REST APIs which are not yet implemented in the portal. For example, I support the Azure German Cloud as well, and at the moment you cannot configure Auto Scaling from the portal, but the PowerShell cmdlets which call the REST APIs to configure it […]
Read More →Execute an Azure PowerShell (ARM) script without prompting for credentials
Something I have noticed and seems to be a path being set forward is that ASM capabilities are not going to be available in an Azure Sovereign clouds. By ASM, I mean anything that is dependent on this URL manage.windowsazure.com. Therefore, if you have any dependency on that and plan to move into an Azure […]
Read More →How to see the cipher suites on an Azure App Service
I wrote an article here about TLS 1.2 which listed out the cipher suite used to negotiate security settings (encryption) between a client and server via a Network Monitor trace. You can probably see the same using Wireshark. Regardless, here is a nice Wiki article about cipher suites. It was a journey getting to the […]
Read More →Create an Azure App Service Web App using PowerShell
There are numerous place to find this same example, but while I am ramping up my Azure PowerShell #Azure #AzurePowerShell #PowerShell skills, I though I’d go ahead and document it up so I have all this information in a single place for future reference. While I am at it, I might as well share it […]
Read More →How to connect and configure IIS running on Nano
If you have not already reviewed my other articles on using IIS on Nano, then you might want to take a look at them. Just so you know the perspective I am coming from and the context in which I work within. What’s new in IIS 10 How to list Packages available when creating a […]
Read More →How to copy files or deploy code to a Nano Server
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 →How to list Packages available when creating a Nano server
I have written numerous articles on Nano server, check them out. What’s new in IIS 10 How to list Packages available when creating a Nano server How to install IIS and Tracing on a Nano for Windows Server 2016 How to copy files or deploy code to a Nano Server How to connect and configure […]
Read More →Scale an App Service from FREE to SHARED BASIC STANDARD or PREMIUM using PowerShell
Although I really prefer GUIs over scripts, I still find myself needing to help others resolve scripting issues. I recently needed to help find the way to scale an Azure App Service Web App from the default Tier of FREE to STANDARD. FREE is default when created from PowerShell and you do not provide a […]
Read More →Export an Azure App Service Certificate PFX PowerShell
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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