azure-web-sites

According to what David Ebbo said in the Azure runtime environment article, when you spin up 2 or more instances the files in the file system are moved to Azure Storage (Azure Blobs or Files) and are shared between all instances of the same Web Apps. Which means when a Web App Instance #1 create a Reamem.txt file in the file system, a Web App Instance #2 can modify, remove etc. this file. Does Azure Web Apps really share disk between multiple instances? If yes, is there any way to change this behavior? Yes. The website content is stored in a blob, which is then mounted by the instance. If

Since Visual Studio 2017 is released and we can use the new C# 7 features I expected this will work when deploying on Azure Web apps. Unfortunately we're seeing compile errors when using continuous deployment (kudu git deploy) so it seems Azure doesn't support the new toolchain yet. Is there anything we can do to get this to work now (besides publishing the assemblies directly)? since we don't yet have msbuild15 in Azure. if you want to use c#7 features with continuous integration, you may need some workaround for dotnet core web solution , you can build it in Azure out of the box . (it uses

I have a Web API app in Azure facing internet (PubWeb), so it's used from anywhere. And I created a Web API (again, in Azure, let's call it InWeb). And I want strong security rules: InWeb must be used only by the PubWeb. This might involve some network security - that's an easy part (in Azure). PubWeb must be authorized by Azure AD somehow in order to use InWeb services. Service Principals, certificates, etc comes to mind. But I'm not sure. So what's the best possible solution for 2? UPDATE - here's InWeb Core 2.0 Auth setup: public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) {

I have an Azure App Service / Web API linked to Azure AD and authentication is working, however client tokens are expiring after 1 hour, so I want to enable the OAuth refresh_token. When I inspect the results of calling /.auth/me on my service I don't see a refresh_token. Token store is enabled on the app service. I have tried to add it to the oauth2permissions in the Azure AD manifest as follows, but it doesn't appear (I have restarted the App service and redeployed my service in case of caching of tokens) : "oauth2Permissions": [ { "adminConsentDescription": "Allow the application to store a

We're building a hosted service where each of our users gets a custom sub domain on our service's domain when they sign up (for example john.myservice.com ). We handled this by adding a wildcard entry in our Azure Website's domain manager ( *.myservice.com ) and Azure Websites would now correctly handle all sub domains of the domain we added. However, we also allow our users to map their own custom domains to their sub domain (for example: johnsmith.com points to john.myservice.com ). Right now we've achieved this by adding an A Record to johnsmith.com 's DNS pointing to the Azure Websites IP

I have the following folder structure in my TFS online: The folder names also match the project names in the solution. Legend: green dot: web api 2.0 project red dot: class library blue dot: console app added as a webjob to the web project grey dot: console app only used for testing Working folders for build definition: The build definition was created automatically by connecting Azure to TFS online, and I have only changed the folder, so instead of the Team Project root folder, it points to the folder of this branch, containing the solution file and the folders in the first picture. (This