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With Azure Managed Identity it is possible to eliminate the need for developers to manage passwords and credentials, keeping communication secure between services. If you still don’t know what Azure…
Azure App Service is a Platform as a Service (or PaaS), meaning there is a shared responsibility between the customer and the cloud provider, so the customer—in this case, you—do not have the same level of unrestricted access as you had in your own on‑premises environment.
A while ago I needed to modify a parameter of the Application Settings on more than 50 Azure Web Apps, and it should be fairly simple with PowerShell, since I would test on a Web App, validate it, and be able to replicate with a few lines of code…
In today’s post I am going to show you how to use Diagnose and Solve Problems for App Services to help you with your troubleshooting issues. App Service is a Platform as a Service, and you don’t have access to…
In today’s post I am going to show you how to filtering backups in Azure App Service and keep your application protected. Regardless the App Service Plan tier, the backup cannot exceed 10GB, and this is the…
In today’s post I am going to show you how to Backup an Azure App Service and keep your application protected. Before I start to show you how to backup an Azure App Service, let me explain a couple things…
Today’s post will cover Reduce Azure App Service Costs and is part of the Azure Savings series that covers ways to save money on Azure. I once heard—and have used since this analogy—that using cloud resources is similar to using electricity: the more you use, the more expensive it will be. However, you can also save money if you apply to the cloud what you currently do for electricity.
In today’s post I am going to share about the experience I had recently with the Platform as a Service: Azure Web App Updates Platform as a Service By having the PaaS flavor, a couple things are no longer…
On Azure Web App Scale Options post, you were introduced how to Scale Up and Scale Out your Web Application, but what happen after scale out completion? In summary, it will add – or remove – a copy of your…
One of the benefits of having your application in the cloud is the possibility to easily change existing resources almost in real time to accommodate a specific situation. And it also applies to Azure Web App…
