Category: App Services
All about application services for example, Azure App Service. Angular application, Microsoft .NET Core and EF
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Connecting an Azure WebApp to a SQL Server VM inside a VNet
Read more: Connecting an Azure WebApp to a SQL Server VM inside a VNetThis article is about connecting an Azure WebApp to a SQL Server VM which is hosted inside an Azure Virtual Network. Typically a SQL Server…
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Multiple environments, do I need Azure Key Vault for each environment?
Read more: Multiple environments, do I need Azure Key Vault for each environment?I started getting this problem today when I try to use same secret for my second application in a single key vault; Multiple resources/entities can…
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Restrict Web App Access to selected IPV4 addresses
Read more: Restrict Web App Access to selected IPV4 addressesTo secure your web app make sure you have setup HTTPS only and client certificate required. To further restrict access, you can setup IP address-based…
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Can I move an app resource from one region to another region?
Read more: Can I move an app resource from one region to another region?I have created a resource group in East US2. I am going to move “app service plan” from “East US” to “East US2. Great. The…
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Azure App Service plan
Read more: Azure App Service planFree plan are good if you don’t care about backup, auto-scaling, staging slots and storage. As of this writing, these are Azure App service plan;…
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