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Is there no way to get better support for Azure - esp for SEV A tickets
We have had a sev A ticket open for over 5 days, and are incurring thousands in losses every day, and despite assurances from the Azure Support that it is being solved in hours and then having confirmations that it is solved, the issue is still not solved. I have asked numerous times to get our teams in touch with actual microsoft employees, not front end contractors, who is more like level 1 support, and just running messages between customer and back end team, and really are powerless to handle any suport issues themselves, and they are on complete mercy of "other teams" yet as a customer, apparantly we cant even get on a call with these other teams, and the poor front end contractors are getting the brunt of our pain. Absolutely are in the dark, as to what is actually happening in the back end, other than "trust me bro" we are working on it. No eta, no explanation.. hard to fathom how this can go on like this13Views0likes0CommentsDynamic dates in Azure Data Factory
Dear Folks I am trying to copy the data from the Azure SQL table to the CSV file in Azure Data Factory. CSV Filename must be appended with below date Filename_11_07 Where Filename --> comes from dynamic content 11 --> month 07 --> current date of last Sunday (Current date is 10th of Nov) Would it be possible to manipulate the dates in dynamic content? Any other way to achieve this? Regards Santosh803Views0likes1CommentAzure Insights
I have an Azure VM Running Debian 11, Built using the Azure tools. I am unfortunately having issues with it where it randomly max's CPU + Ram + Disk. I have attempted to install the insights application but i was presented with the below message Is there any way i can get it to work. While we encourage you to enable VM insights, you may be using an OS version (Publisher: debian, Offer: debian-11, Sku: 11-gen2) that is not supported. For more details on supported OS and kernel versions please review our support matrix.522Views0likes1CommentWe never really knew if our Azure followed CAF or Well-Architected — so we built something
For years we ran Azure environments professionally and CAF and WAF reviews were always the same story. A consultant every 12-18 months, a thick PDF, good intentions — and then nothing until the next one. The problem wasn't that we didn't care. It was that there was no lightweight way to track it continuously. Defender had some parts of CIS. WAF had the assessment tool. CAF had... a whitepaper and a spreadsheet we kept meaning to update. We couldn't answer basic questions like: are we getting better or worse? Which subscriptions are drifting? What would an auditor actually see if they looked at our CAF posture today? Eventually we got frustrated enough to build Anubion — it connects agentlessly to your Azure tenant and runs continuous checks across CIS, CAF, and WAF in one place, with findings prioritised and evidence stored over time. Happy to share more if anyone's interested. But also genuinely curious — how are other teams handling CAF and WAF tracking between formal assessments? If anyone is curious about their scores, you can sign up for at 14 day free trial. The setup is short and you only need a read-only service principal. Check out https://anubion.io/#request-access15Views0likes0CommentsUnable to deploy to Azure Web App because path, file name, or both are too long
Hi, I have recently encountered the following error when I tried to deploy my web app to Azure using Visual Studio Code. "The specified path, file name, or both are too long. The fully qualified file name must be less than 260 characters, and the directory name must be less than 248 characters." I have tried to use Azure CLI to deploy the web app, by following the steps outlined in https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/deploy-zip?tabs=cli. However, I am getting the same error. My colleague who is using a Macbook, is able to deploy to the web app to Azure without any issues. I am using Windows 10 Enterprise. Can anyone advise? Thank You1.8KViews0likes1CommentDevOps Wiki: How to enable download of attachment
Hello, I do have a git based wiki in ADO with the following structure: | ---- REAGME.md | ---- .attachments | ---- config.xml Within README.md I want to reference config.xml in a way that: 1. enforces the file to be downloaded and not opened 2. ensures a meaningful file name proposal for the download For "common" markdown this would be something like: ... [Config](./.attachments/config.xml?download=true&name=config.xml) ... unfortunately ADO performs some URL-encoding to this relative link and tries to find a file named: - ./attachments/config.xml%3Fdownload%3Dtrue%26name%3Dconfig.xml This file cannot be found (why should it, such a file does not exist) My questions are: 1. How to properly format the relative link in ADO markdown to make the attachment downloadable 2. How to properly format the relative link in ADO markdown to define the attachments name Exclusion: - The answer "Use an absolute link like https://..../" is not an option as no-one will ever be able to maintain this across multiple branches Thank you in advance 😉3.6KViews0likes3CommentsVM Availability Metric
For the VM availability metrics, it is said "The metric allows you to track the pulse of your VMs—during expected behavior, the metric displays a value of 1. In response to any VM availability disruptions, the metric dips to a 0 for the duration of impact" I believe the pulse is referring to the heartbeat which is either 1 or 0. However, if i have a reading of 0.25 for a time gauntly of 5mins, may i know how to interpret the data? In addition, since the pulse track the availability of the VM, i am wondering how the number will become 0.25 since i did not stop the VM. Thanks2.7KViews0likes2CommentsAzure Artifact Signing: SignTool "Access is denied" with active Public Trust profile
I’m blocked on Azure Artifact Signing for Windows EXE signing. What is already confirmed: - Account endpoint: https://wus2.codesigning.azure.net/ - Code signing account: notarios - Certificate profile: notarios-public-trust (Public Trust, Active) - Identity validation: Completed - User object id: 9aa27294-c04d-4aab-a7b2-3a8b10be96f9 - RBAC includes: - Artifact Signing Identity Verifier - Artifact Signing Certificate Profile Signer (also assigned at certificate profile scope) Signing command (signtool 10.0.26100.0 x64 + dlib): ... sign /v /debug /fd SHA256 /tr http://timestamp.acs.microsoft.com /td SHA256 /dlib "<...>\\Azure.CodeSigning.Dlib.dll" /dmdf "C:\temp\metadata-corr.json" "C:\temp\notarial-app-test.exe" Error every time: - SignTool Error: Access is denied. - Number of files successfully Signed: 0 I also tested Azure CLI auth and explicit AccessToken in metadata; same result. CorrelationId for troubleshooting: - notarios-20260425-1859 If anyone from Microsoft can check backend logs for that CorrelationId, I’d appreciate the exact reason and remediation.70Views0likes4CommentsRemote debug options for Linux container on App Services
We run .Net hosted on Linux Docker containers running in App Service. This makes debugging very difficult as while there is an option for remote debugging, this is only for Windows containers. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/remote-debugging-azure-app-service?view=visualstudio The only option I can find for Linux is the one detailed in the link below from 2018 which involves running an SSH server in the Docker container and using an extension which doesn't seem to have a stable version. az extension add --name webapp az : WARNING: No stable version of 'webapp' to install. Preview versions allowed. https://azure.github.io/AppService/2018/05/07/New-SSH-Experience-and-Remote-Debugging-for-Linux-Web-Apps.html Are there any currently supported options for remote debugging in Linux containers? Are there any plans to introduce the remote debug feature for Linux App Services?39Views0likes1CommentLooking for an Azure solution for time series validation solution
Hi folks, I am planning to replace one of my old on prem based time series based process validation tool with Azure based solution. Required solution should be able to perform validation of time series coming from various different sources like DBs or CSV file etc(eventually data is coming from different plants in those DBs or CSV files) and it should be able to perform certain calculations(based on some defined mathematical functions) on those time series. Post that it should be able to send it to some centralized Datawarehouse where reporing etc can be performed on that gathered data with tools like Power BI or Graphana. I found one similar sort of product which Azure timeseries but it is going to be out of support in 2025.354Views0likes2CommentsUnable to backup APIM instance to storage account
I have a Standard V2 APIM instance and a storage account that has public access disabled but allows traffic from the Integration subnet of the APIM and the "Microsoft.ApiManagement/Service" resource type and the specific instance of APIM allowed access. It also has the "Allow trusted MIcrosoft Services to access this resource" selected. Integration subnet of APIM has the "Microsoft.Storage" service connection configured. I am following this MS KB to setup the backup:- https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-disaster-recovery-backup-restore?tabs=powershell#back-up-an-api-management-service And using the "Access using managed identity" method. The Service principal that I am using in Powershell & Managed Identity of APIM has been given the "Storage Blob Data Contributor" role on the storage account. When I run the following 2 commands from a VM in the same VNET as the APIM Instance I get error: "Backup-AzApiManagement : Long running operation failed with status 'BadRequest'." $storageContext = New-AzStorageContext -StorageAccountName $storageAccountName Backup-AzApiManagement -ResourceGroupName $apiManagementResourceGroup -Name $apiManagementName -StorageContext $storageContext -TargetContainerName $containerName -TargetBlobName $blobName -AccessType "SystemAssignedManagedIdentity" Storage logs seems to indicate that it successfully does the "putblob" operation and within few milliseconds does the "DeleteBlob" operation. APIM activity logs have the following error for "Backup API Management Service":- "message": "Unable to backup API service at this time. Please, retry the operation.If the issue persists, please contact support providing correlation ID How can I troubleshoot this further or what needs to change in my setup to allow the backup?Solved46Views0likes2CommentsIngesting Logs through Azure Private Link
Hi, We are currently using Azure Private Link within our environment and we are attempting to ingest logs into Log Analytics. When I reached out to Microsoft Support, it appears that the CCF connectors will not work using Private Link and the Azure Functions connectors are becoming depricated. Has anyone else run into this issue and what is the solution for getting logs into Sentinel through the Private Link, specifically API log sources? Did this require a custom app for each of these log sources or some sort of custom script that lives on an AMA host within the Private Link to ingest the logs? Any advice here would be greatly appeciated. Thank you,82Views0likes2CommentsCan you backup API Management Instance without including the product subscription keys
I am following this KB to backup and restore APIM instance:- https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-disaster-recovery-backup-restore?tabs=powershell But it includes the product subscription keys which can be a security concern. Can you backup API Management Instance without including the product subscription keys?51Views0likes1CommentTwo node Azure Local cluster updated to different versions
I'm not really sure how it's happened, but after trying to run an update against my Azure Local cluster, one of the two nodes has ended up at a higher version and now the update process is failing as it's detected that the nodes are at two different versions. Node 1 is at 26100.32690 Node 2 is at 26100.32522 Retrying the update process is failing as it's obviously detecting that the two nodes are at different update versions. Is there a way to update the node that has fallen behind to the the same version as the other?Solved48Views0likes2CommentsWindows App - RDP channel crashes when printing on a redirected canon printer
Hey team, I would like to know, if anyone else struggles with the following scenario: A canon printer is installed on a local client. The user is working in the AVD environment. The printers are redirected into the AVD-Session via "printer redirect". Since the users are migrating to the new "Windows App", the AVD session breaks as soon as the user is printing on a redirected Canon-Printer. When printing on another printer, there is no issue. Also: With the "Microsoft-Remotedesktop" Application, everything works as it should. A Microsoft ticket is already raised. I would like to know if there are other environments, which are encountering the same issue.973Views1like8CommentsHow to publish user-defined topic to IoT hub?
I am new to azure ecosystem. I followed some examples and documents and able to connect to the Azure IoT Hub and able to send data. The data is being sent on device/<deviceID>/messages/events topic(telemetry message) topic. From same application, I am not able to publish the message on custom topic(user-defined). Can you please help me if I am missing any additional configuration/settings for Azure IoT?849Views0likes1CommentUsing Github Copilot from Azure Subscription
Hello, I have a question on how GitHub Copilot can be accessed and managed through an Azure subscription. If I am getting a Github Copilot license, how is my azure subscription getting linked to the billing and licensing? Specifically, I would like clarification on how the Azure subscription is linked to GitHub Copilot billing and licensing.155Views0likes2CommentsLegacy SSRS reports after upgrading Azure DevOps Server 2020 to 2022 or 25H2
We are currently planning an upgrade from Azure DevOps Server 2020 to Azure DevOps Server 2022 or 25H2, and one of our biggest concerns is reporting. We understand that Microsoft’s recommended direction is to move to Power BI based on Analytics / OData. However, for on-prem environments with a large number of existing SSRS reports, rebuilding everything from scratch would require significant time and effort. Since Warehouse and Analysis Services are no longer available in newer versions, we would like to understand how other on-prem teams are handling legacy SSRS reporting during and after the upgrade. Have you rebuilt your reports in Power BI, moved to another reporting approach, or found a practical way to keep existing SSRS reports available during the transition? Any real-world experience, lessons learned, or recommended approaches would be greatly appreciated.114Views0likes2Comments
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