AppServiceAppLogs is now available for ASP .NET apps on Windows
We have added a new log type for ASP .NET web apps on Windows (ASP .NET Core support is not yet supported). The log type, AppServiceAppLogs, captures your ap...
Posts from August 2020
Health Check is now Generally Available
App Service makes it easy to automatically scale your apps to multiple instances when traffic increases. This increases your app’s throughput, but what if th...
A/B Testing with App Service, Part 2: Server-side configuration
This is the second article in our guide for A/B testing with App Service. See the first article for more information about A/B testing and how to set up your...
GitHub Actions integration is now Generally Available
A year ago we announced a GitHub Action to deploy your web apps to Azure App Service. In April, we added GitHub Actions as an option in the Deployment Center...
Netflix Eureka on App Service
Netflix Eureka is a REST based middleware designed for discovery and load balancing of web applications. For those who already have a Netflix Eureka app, thi...
Zero to Hero with App Service, Part 6: Securing your web app
The Azure App Service is offered as two deployment types: the multi-tenant service and the App Service Environment. In the multi-tenant service there are tho...
Crash Monitoring in Azure App Service
Application crashes happen. A crash is when an exception in your code goes un-handled and terminates the process. These unhandled exceptions are also known a...
Disabling basic auth on App Service
App Service provides access for FTP and WebDeploy clients to connect using the basic auth credentials found in the site’s publish profile. These APIs are gre...
A/B Testing with App Service, Part 1: Client-side configuration
In software development, A/B testing is the process of comparing two versions of a webpage or application to determine which version improves a metric or KPI...