azure-web-sites

We have an Azure web site with a daily scheduled job. In our case, the scheduled job runs a stored procedure that takes about 10 minutes so there is no local processing. Our web job is terminating after about 4 minutes with this error. Command 'cmd /c ...' aborted due to no output and CPU activity for 121 seconds. You may increase SCM_COMMAND_IDLE_TIMEOUT setting to solve the issue. We've tried adding the following app settings to the web job's app.config file: <appSettings> <add key="SCM_COMMAND_IDLE_TIMEOUT" value="100000" /> <add key="WEBJOBS_IDLE_TIMEOUT" value="100000" /> </appSettings>

I'm new to Azure Web Sites service. I uploaded my web site files and it works very nice. But I have a problem with default time zone. My location is Seoul(+9). But the code return UTC(+0) time when I call below. DateTime.Now; Is there any way to solve this problem without complicated fix like editing Web.config? It is now possible to change the server time zone for your Azure Websites / Web Apps. To do this, add an application setting (using the portal) called “WEBSITE_TIME_ZONE” equal to the name of the time zone in question (basically the same string as the key name at HKLM\Software

I've been trying out the new Remote Debugging feature for Azure Websites, but I think I may have come across an issue: I can only get it to work properly if I use Web Publish. If I deploy a site with local git deploy, the debugger attaches but the debug symbols aren't loaded (breakpoints show the warning). I tried both setting the Release configuration to include PDB files (since Azure's git deploy uses the Release configuration by default) and by using a custom deploy script generated by the azure site deploymentscript command detailed here and setting the build command to use the Debug

After the new model was implemented, all of my websites now belong to individual Resource Groups called "Default-Web-East" and all of my SQL databases belong to individual Resource Groups called "Default-SQL-East". This is confusing to say the least. I would like to rename the groups to have some semantic meaning. I would also like to group the associated SQL database and Web Site in the same Resource Group. However, I do not see anyway to do either. Is this possible? 1) Rename the Resource Group? 2) Combine an existing SQL DB and Website together into one Resource Group? Edit: You can't

I have a bunch of websites running on a single instance of Azure App Service, and they're all set to Always On. They all suddenly restarted at the same time, causing everything to go slow for a few minutes as everything hit a cold request. I would expect this if the service had moved me to a new host, but that didn't happen -- I'm still on the same hostname. CPU and memory usage were normal at the time of the restart, and I didn't initiate any deployments or anything like that. I don't see an obvious reason for the restart. Is there any logging anywhere that I can see to figure out why they