Azure

03 February / Alex Orpwood / Azure / Web

Moving from a Windows to a Linux App Service in Azure

I’ve recently migrated some projects from older versions of .Net (4.7 and .Net Core 2.x) to .Net 5. This have given me the option to host these projects on a Linux App Service. One of the main reasons to move to a Linux based App Service is the savings in hosting costs, but it has also thrown up some gotchas that I want you to be aware of. Gotchas Before migrating your web app from a Windows App Service to a Linux App Service there are some things you should be aware of:

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23 January / Alex Orpwood / .Net Core / Azure

.Net Core API - Azure Service Bus Performance

Getting messages quickly on to the bus…

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20 January / Alex Orpwood / .Net Core / Azure

AppSettings.json in .Net Core Console

Getting access to the app setting from a .Net Core console app.

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28 November / Alex Orpwood / SQL / Azure

SQL Azure backup and restore tips

Quick tips for backing up and restoring Azure SQL databases:

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01 June / Alex Orpwood / SQL / Azure

SQL Azure Index Fragmentation with No Data Changes

Is it possible for a SQL table’s index to get fragmented even if its data doesn’t get updated, inserted or deleted?

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03 March / Alex Orpwood / .Net Core / Azure

Web.Config Transforms in .Net Core

Within .Net Core we can set the ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT inside our web.config files.

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01 August / Alex Orpwood / .Net Core / Azure

Exit code -2146232576

I have a .Net console app that I have recently deployed to Azure as as a WebJob. Though it successfully deployed when it runs it exists straight away with the following error: - Job failed due to exit code -2146232576 And the WebJob status is set to ‘Pending Restart;. It turns out that I was targeting the .Net 4.7.2 framework, and Azure only supported 4.7 of the framework. After downgrading my console app to 4.

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22 January / Alex Orpwood / Azure

TreeSize Pro for Azure

Have you ever wanted to know how much disk space your Web App or Service is using in Azure, or wanted a quick way to find out the size of various folders in Azure.

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13 August / Alex Orpwood / SQL / Azure

Exporting Azure SQL Databases (BACPAC)

I was recently converting a website to have a responsive design using Bootstrap. The content is served from an Azure SQL database and I needed to make a copy of the database so I could update the content in a test environment first.

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