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问题 Does EF 6 support this method for authentication and if so what is the installation process and nuget packages to make it work? https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/sql-database-aad-authentication/ 回答1: It looks like EF6 will support this without any changes, as it "only" requires .Net 4.6, the Microsoft Active Directory Authentication Library for Microsoft SQL Server and a special connection string key, either: Authentication=Active Directory Integrated; Or Authentication

问题 I am new to Azure Active Directory authentication and I am trying to figuring out how we can implement our requirements for Azure Active Directory Authentication. We have multiple instances of the same web application. i.e. There is one virtual directory and one database for each client. Users from one instance should not be allowed to access other instances of the application. Can we achieve this using a Single Active Directory with all users in it and a single Azure AD application or do we

问题 I am new to Azure Active Directory authentication and I am trying to figuring out how we can implement our requirements for Azure Active Directory Authentication. We have multiple instances of the same web application. i.e. There is one virtual directory and one database for each client. Users from one instance should not be allowed to access other instances of the application. Can we achieve this using a Single Active Directory with all users in it and a single Azure AD application or do we

问题 I have a release in VSTS to deploy my webapp to the azure app service. For this I use a Azure App Service deploy step. After the normal deploy of the webapp I want to add an additional zip artifact from another build result. I want to copy only those file to a specific path of the web application on azure. How can I do that? 回答1: If the zip file is the web deploy package, you can refer to Joy’s answer. (Need to check Application option) Otherwise, the simple way is using Kudu REST API (remain

问题 I have been using azure timer based function in my project. Since I started using the function, I was getting error 403 related to access forbidden from Azure storage account. I tried adding AzureWebJobsStorage Key in function's configuration I tried adding outbound IPs of Allowed ip ranges of azure storage accounts I tried checking the option of allowing azure managed services to the storage account. However, I'm still getting the error in that particular timer function of my function app.

问题 I'm running an Azure App Service on a Standard App Service Plan which allows usage of max 50 GB of file storage. The application uses quite a lot of disk space for image cache. Currently the consumption level lies at around 15 GB but if cache cleaning policy fails for some reason it will grow up to the top very fast. Vertical autoscaling (scaling up) is not a common practice as it often requires some service downtime according to this Microsoft article: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure

问题 I have been using azure timer based function in my project. Since I started using the function, I was getting error 403 related to access forbidden from Azure storage account. I tried adding AzureWebJobsStorage Key in function's configuration I tried adding outbound IPs of Allowed ip ranges of azure storage accounts I tried checking the option of allowing azure managed services to the storage account. However, I'm still getting the error in that particular timer function of my function app.

问题 I'm running an Azure App Service on a Standard App Service Plan which allows usage of max 50 GB of file storage. The application uses quite a lot of disk space for image cache. Currently the consumption level lies at around 15 GB but if cache cleaning policy fails for some reason it will grow up to the top very fast. Vertical autoscaling (scaling up) is not a common practice as it often requires some service downtime according to this Microsoft article: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure

问题 Question background: This may be a simple question but I cant find an answer to it. I've just started using Azure storage (for storing images) and want to know if one 'blob' holds a maximum of one file? This is my container called fmfcpics : Within the container I have a block blob named myBlob and within this I have one image: Through the following code, if I upload another image file to the myBlob block blob then it overwrites the image already in there: CloudBlockBlob blockBlob = container

问题 I have been working on Azure AD Authorization code flow all these days and suddenly started moving everything to Azure AD B2C and I came across lot of differences between Azure AD and Azure AD B2C. Can Someone answer my questions below. In Azure AD when we register a Native App, it allows http or https as redirect urls. Azure AD B2C doesn't support this (Since both follow OAUTH specs both should behave similarly) Azure AD JWT access tokens has x5c entry where B2C doesn't have this entry. Any