azure-web-sites

问题 Does anyone have any knowledge on Azure app service .NET 4.8 support. We currently have a repository that we've started to move to .NET Core but because of our dependencies, we've had to target .NET 4.8. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like Azure supports this framework version yet. Does anyone have any ideas on timeline for if/when this might be supported? Or possible workarounds since we can't install third-party software on these services. 回答1: Update Jeff Martinez says: .NET Framework 4.8

问题 In the last couple of weeks we've been investigating some performance issues where our MVC application was responding very slow for the first request. We are talking like 30-45 seconds for the first request and 3 seconds for each new view. Our MVC application is using our OData API (Web API) which is located on the same server. Besides the same performance issues as the MVC application, the first query to entity framework version 6 is executing in 6 seconds and new queries is executing 200ms

问题 In the last couple of weeks we've been investigating some performance issues where our MVC application was responding very slow for the first request. We are talking like 30-45 seconds for the first request and 3 seconds for each new view. Our MVC application is using our OData API (Web API) which is located on the same server. Besides the same performance issues as the MVC application, the first query to entity framework version 6 is executing in 6 seconds and new queries is executing 200ms

问题 In the last couple of weeks we've been investigating some performance issues where our MVC application was responding very slow for the first request. We are talking like 30-45 seconds for the first request and 3 seconds for each new view. Our MVC application is using our OData API (Web API) which is located on the same server. Besides the same performance issues as the MVC application, the first query to entity framework version 6 is executing in 6 seconds and new queries is executing 200ms

问题 In the last couple of weeks we've been investigating some performance issues where our MVC application was responding very slow for the first request. We are talking like 30-45 seconds for the first request and 3 seconds for each new view. Our MVC application is using our OData API (Web API) which is located on the same server. Besides the same performance issues as the MVC application, the first query to entity framework version 6 is executing in 6 seconds and new queries is executing 200ms

问题 I use a copy operation over an array of Azure data center locations in order to deploy an app service plan and a website per location. I am able to create a traffic manager profile and use the copy object to add an endpoint per location to the traffic manager profile. When I try to set the CNAME for each of the web sites to my custom domain name, using the Microsoft.Web/sites/hostNameBindings resource per the instructions here I came up with the following: { "type": "Microsoft.Web/sites

问题 I have a problem with an Azure Web App, as it does not load a .json file that is located on the server. The app is running fine until it needs to load the data from the .json file. The event is triggered by clicking a button that runs a javascript code that makes a XmlHttpRequest call. This is the jQuery code (placed inside mvc_test.js file) that makes the request: $(document).ready(function () { var model = { userLanguage: 'en-EN', getData: function() { return $.ajax({ url: "https:/

问题 I have a problem with an Azure Web App, as it does not load a .json file that is located on the server. The app is running fine until it needs to load the data from the .json file. The event is triggered by clicking a button that runs a javascript code that makes a XmlHttpRequest call. This is the jQuery code (placed inside mvc_test.js file) that makes the request: $(document).ready(function () { var model = { userLanguage: 'en-EN', getData: function() { return $.ajax({ url: "https:/

问题 Domain in Azure Front Door: www.foobar.com Azure Web Apps: foobar-web foobar-api I would like to be able to have www.foobar.com pull up the web app foobar-web and utilize /api in the url to access the web app foobar-api . www.foobar.com -> foobar-web www.foobar.com/api -> foobar-api I have a backend pool setup for each and route rules setup. Each time I try navigating to www.foobar.com/api the url in the browser changes to foobar-api.azurewebsites.net/api , but if I navigate to www.foobar.com

问题 I'm using Azure DevOps with the "Azure App Service Deploy" task (AzureRmWebAppDeployment@3) to deploy to an Azure Web Site and am having trouble deploying to the web root. The application is PHP and has a "public" folder which is designed to be the only folder to be exposed publicly. The folder structure is like this: / application/ vendor/ public/ index.php favicon.ico images/ etc... When I configure Azure App Service Deploy task with the "Virtual application" setting to "" (as in blank), it