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Azure traffic manager and https endpoint

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问题 I have a Website running on Azure. I added a custom domain and an SSL to enable https access to it. All is fine. Few days ago Azure had a network issue in a datacenter where my website is hosted( West Europe) and of course my site was affected during that time. So i've decided now to put my site under traffic manager and deploy it in 2 regions. Configuring Http acces with ATM works. But when i switch to Https( choosing https protocol in ATM config page) all endpoints get "Degraded" status. so

DNS: High Availability with Azure Web Apps + Traffic Manager

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问题 I have a client with the following setup: DNS is NetworkSolutions. Their minimum TTL for a DNS entry is an hour. An Azure Web App hosting a standard MVC site. Azure Traffic Manager set to priority. Our A record points to the Azure Web App's IP address. Our CNAME for www and various other subdomains points to our Traffic Manager endpoint. Our Traffic Manager endpoint then points to [siteName].azurewebsites.net. Our naked domain simply 301 redirects to our www. My goal is to have a hot standby

Azure Traffic Manager Endpoints show Degraded Even when 200 is Returned

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问题 I have an Azure Traffic Manager Profile with two Endpoints (Linux VM's running RabbitMQ). The endpoints are of Type " Azure Endpoint " and the Target Resource Type is " Public IP Address ". When I look at the Traffic Manager Profile it reports that the Status of the profile is " Enabled ", and the Monitor Status is " Degraded ". On Each of the endpoints it reports that their Status is "Enabled" and the Monitor Status is "Degraded". I have the Traffic Manager Profile configured with Protocol

Is Azure Traffic manager is reliable for failover? what are other problems I should be worried about?

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问题 I am planning to use Azure Traffic manager to do a failover of my app running on one Azure zone to Azure zone. I need some suggestion, if that is the correct approach to do a failover ? We have seen issue with Azure that, most of the services in one region goes down for few hours. Although I understand that Azure traffic manager is not associated with the region. But is it possible that Azure traffic manager goes down or that traffic manager endpoint is not reachable although my backend

Is Azure Traffic manager is reliable for failover? what are other problems I should be worried about?

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I am planning to use Azure Traffic manager to do a failover of my app running on one Azure zone to Azure zone. I need some suggestion, if that is the correct approach to do a failover ? We have seen issue with Azure that, most of the services in one region goes down for few hours. Although I understand that Azure traffic manager is not associated with the region. But is it possible that Azure traffic manager goes down or that traffic manager endpoint is not reachable although my backend webapp is reachable? If I am planning to use Azure traffic manager, what are other problems I should be

Using Azure traffic manager with Mobile App

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Can Azure Traffic Manager be used with Mobile Apps specially with social login? I have configured a traffic manager and two app services (say, mobileapp1 and mobileapp2) to work with it.They seem to work pretty nice with postman and the response and everything is working. Now, I have declared traffic manager's URL as client in xamarin client app and the app throws exception when I am logging in into azure. After logging in facebook, when I am passing the token to server using this line var user = await client.LoginAsync(MobileServiceAuthenticationProvider.Facebook, token); it throws an

Azure Functions Traffic Manager

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I'm trying to set up some sort of traffic managing so I can have zero downtime while updating my Azure functions. I'd like to have a West US and a East US that I can divert traffic while I publish. I can't seem to get it to work with Azure functions. So the answer I arrived to after Traffic manager didntsupport Azure functions was to overall build 3 Azure functions. I built an East and a West that has my azure function code on it. Then I built a main Azure Function that has 0 code. It only has Azure proxies on it that route to my 2 other Azure Functions. The route is controlled by a variable

Azure - SSL & Traffic Manager - Multiple regions

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问题 I'm expanding my Azure SSL web app across multiple regions, and thus need to setup a traffic manager. My current configuration works, and is: SSL cert: www.bloop.com Web App: uk-bloop.azurewebsites.net (Custom domain assigned) Registrar (Go Daddy): CNAME awverify awverify.uk-bloop.azurewebsites.net CNAME awverify.www awverify.uk-bloop.azurewebsites.net I can visit https://www.bloop.com, and everything works fine. I now wish to add a USA region app: usa-bloop.azurewebsites.net into the mix. I