azure-web-sites

I knew that we can use RoleEnvironment.IsAvailable to check if code is running in Web/Worker Role. How about Azure Websites ? I tried the above RoleEnvironment code but it always returns false. I need to run some configuration code in Application_Start so I cannot depend on the request stuff. Any help is appreciated. This is actually very easy simply check for existence of this environment variable: WEBSITE_SITE_NAME . !String.IsNullOrEmpty(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("WEBSITE_SITE_NAME")) The content for this will be the name of your site. To see more environment variable that you have

This error drives me crazy and I can't even reproduce it! I've published my website to Windows Azure and SQL Azure and it worked great. All the sudden and it doesn't work, I get this nasty error: Here is the error I get: http://jsfiddle.net/shimmy/pcS7g/embedded/result Here's the error: A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or was not accessible. Verify that the instance name is correct and that SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. (provider: SQL Network Interfaces, error: 26 - Error

In the old Azure Portal, I used to download the publish profile (which included FTP username/password) for App Services using the menu shown here. How do I get this in the new Azure Portal? Ultimately, how can I get my FTP user/pass for my App Service? it is right on the website`s blade. and regarding to FTP address and username, you should be able to see the details from setting --> properties I found it just in the main menu under Overview. Yeah, hidden firstly so you need to click ...More. Just Here "Get Publish Profile" 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34191234/where-is-download

I'm using an Asp.Net Core Azure Web App to provide a RESTful API to a client, and the client doesn't handle chunking correctly. Is it possible to completely turn off Transfer-Encoding: chunked either at the controller level or in web.config? EDIT: I'm returning a JsonResult somewhat like this: [HttpPost] [Produces( "application/json" )] public IActionResult Post( [FromBody] AuthRequest RequestData ) { AuthResult AuthResultData = new AuthResult(); return Json( AuthResultData ); } This took me all day, but I eventually figured out how to get rid of chunking in .Net Core 2.2 The trick is to read

is there a way to set the timeout of an app pool of a web-site running under azure sites. I have a site running there and it seems like it needs to spin up again when it has been idle for a while. Windows Azure Web Sites supports two modes, shared and Reserved. In Shared mode, your web site process (w3wp) runs alongside other, sharing resources including CPU and memory. The runtime (that is Windows Azure Web Sites system) remove sites from memory after period of idleness – that is when your site doesn’t get any traffic. The runtime make the decisions removing sites, bases on many parameters,

I have an ASP.NET 5 solution with a website and several project libraries. I'm using MVC 6 and Entity Framework 7. Locally the app is working fine and until today it was working also on Azure deployed as an Azure Website. But today after the latest deployment on Azure I got an error 500 like this on the startup (still working fine locally): I tried to get more details by : using middleware diagnostics adding the customError / httpError settings in the web.config file downloading the DetailedError page generated It seems that the error/exception is happening during the Startup/Configure step