ASP .NET
48 TopicsAzure App Service Logging: How to Monitor Your Web Apps in Real-Time
As a developer, having visibility into the behavior of your applications is crucial to maintaining the reliability and performance of your software. Luckily, Azure App Service provides two powerful logging features to help you monitor your web apps in real-time: App Service Logs and Log Stream. In this blog post, we'll explore how to configure these features for both Windows and Linux Web Apps in Azure App Service.94KViews8likes9CommentsHow to store app secrets for your ASP .NET Core project
This article is for you that is either completely new to ASP .NET Core or is currently storing your secrets in config files that you may or may not check in by mistake. Keep secrets separate, store them using the Secret management tool in dev mode, and look into services like Azure KeyVault for production.43KViews5likes5CommentsStart Your Cloud Journey with Azure App Service
Moving a line-of-business application that’s been designed to run on-prem, or even on a virtual machine, to the cloud can be intimidating. Let's take a look at Azure App Service and what it offers .NET applications and developers on their cloud journey.38KViews4likes0CommentsGet started with .NET apps on Azure App Service
Azure App Service offers a fast, easy, and cost-effective way to migrate your .NET web apps from on-premises to the cloud. Check out these helpful tools, best practices, and essential resources to help you jumpstart your move to the cloud.21KViews3likes0CommentsChecklist for Migrating Web Apps to App Service
App Service continues to invest in migration tooling to allow customers to easily migrate their web apps to App Service. The current set of tools enable discovery, assessment, and migration of web apps across various scenarios and scopes viz. standalone web app, single IIS server and even a datacenter.15KViews8likes1CommentAnnouncing the .NET 7 support for Azure functions in an isolated process in public preview
We’re thrilled to announce that Azure functions v4 now supports .NET 7 as runtime. Azure Functions joins Azure Web Apps who also announced .NET 7 support today. You can now build your serverless applications with .NET 7 in Azure Functions using the .NET Isolated Worker model, which provides an isolation model that decouples your function process from the Azure Functions runtime, bringing the flexibility needed to target different versions of .NET, more efficiently manage dependencies and service registration.14KViews3likes0Comments