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Sudhir Chekuri
Thursday, 19 November 2015
In Microsoft Azure portal https://manage.windowsazure.com you have to login with valid credentials after creating free azure account using credit card details.
Using this portal you can manage cloud services.
On the left panel you can see all available services.
In general group under Configure tab you can see general settings that let you configure your web app's environment. These are the IIS settings which has default settings but can be customized based on requirements.
Managed Pipeline mode
Platform: 64 bit address is more faster, secure, 32 bit is default option.
You can specify a 64-bit system only in Basic or Standard mode.
Click here for more information about Platform
Web Sockets: It is a protocol that makes interaction between server and browser without full post back from server.
It provides ability to create chat applications and games.
This concept is supported in latest browser but should be available in server side as well.
Click here for more information about web sockets
Always on: After 20 seconds services are off to save resources. But this new always on feature pings server regularly and make it warm and on all the time for providing quick response.
Certificates: It allows you to add SSL certificates.
Domain names: It allows you to add one or more domain names which may contain primary and secondary domain names as well like www.ecartfood.in, ecartfood.in, ecartfood.azurewebsites.in.
SSL Bindings: Already added SSL certificates has to be bind to a specific ip address or domain name using this feature.
Application diagnostics:
If you on Application logging you can monitor health of application. Logging level can be error, warning, information and verbose.
We have other two options like logging in Table storage or blob storage to save data in that location.
Site diagnostics:
Every request can be logged using web server loggin. You can also set the amount of detail you want to record.
Failed request tracing to see the record of issues.
Click here for more info about failed request tracing
Remote debugging: To debug code in remote machine
Click here for more info about remote debugging
Monitoring:
To ping the azure site to make sure that it is running by configuring endpoints.
Developer analytics:
For monitoring performance of application using third party tools. You can get metrics and more.
App settings:
This is the private information which shouldn't be hard coded in the code. Service or code administrator can set up this using portal also. These are mainly Social logins, connections strings,..
Connection strings:
Database connection strings containing sql server database connection server, database information which can be added here to use it in the application.
Default documents:
To add start up pages for web application.
Handler mappings:
IIS settings used to bring own runtime to azure by writing some scripts.
click here for more info about handler mappings
Virtual applications and directories:
Used to map physical path to a virtual path.
If you a very long path which you want to map to easy path you can use this option.
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Using this portal you can manage cloud services.
On the left panel you can see all available services.
Click on the web application name to view all settings related to selected web app.
In general group under Configure tab you can see general settings that let you configure your web app's environment. These are the IIS settings which has default settings but can be customized based on requirements.
Managed Pipeline mode
- Integrated mode allows IIS to process requests in the application pool by using the IIS 7 and later integrated pipeline. This allows ASP.NET modules to participate in IIS request processing regardless of the type of resource requested.
- Classic mode uses the IIS 6.0 processing pipeline for hosting ASP.NET applications. In this mode, requests are processed initially through IIS 7 and later modules, and ASP.NET requests are further processed by the aspnet_isapi.dll.
Platform: 64 bit address is more faster, secure, 32 bit is default option.
You can specify a 64-bit system only in Basic or Standard mode.
Click here for more information about Platform
Web Sockets: It is a protocol that makes interaction between server and browser without full post back from server.
It provides ability to create chat applications and games.
This concept is supported in latest browser but should be available in server side as well.
Click here for more information about web sockets
Always on: After 20 seconds services are off to save resources. But this new always on feature pings server regularly and make it warm and on all the time for providing quick response.
Certificates: It allows you to add SSL certificates.
Domain names: It allows you to add one or more domain names which may contain primary and secondary domain names as well like www.ecartfood.in, ecartfood.in, ecartfood.azurewebsites.in.
SSL Bindings: Already added SSL certificates has to be bind to a specific ip address or domain name using this feature.
Application diagnostics:
If you on Application logging you can monitor health of application. Logging level can be error, warning, information and verbose.
We have other two options like logging in Table storage or blob storage to save data in that location.
Site diagnostics:
Every request can be logged using web server loggin. You can also set the amount of detail you want to record.
Failed request tracing to see the record of issues.
Click here for more info about failed request tracing
Remote debugging: To debug code in remote machine
Click here for more info about remote debugging
Monitoring:
To ping the azure site to make sure that it is running by configuring endpoints.
Developer analytics:
For monitoring performance of application using third party tools. You can get metrics and more.
App settings:
This is the private information which shouldn't be hard coded in the code. Service or code administrator can set up this using portal also. These are mainly Social logins, connections strings,..
Connection strings:
Database connection strings containing sql server database connection server, database information which can be added here to use it in the application.
Default documents:
To add start up pages for web application.
Handler mappings:
IIS settings used to bring own runtime to azure by writing some scripts.
click here for more info about handler mappings
Virtual applications and directories:
Used to map physical path to a virtual path.
If you a very long path which you want to map to easy path you can use this option.
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