
Programmatically create Azure Container Instances in an existing Virtual Network Paid Members Public
In recent years I've worked extensively with various approaches to create ACI's, also known as Azure Container Instances. I have these standard approaches for various scenarios: * Define a YAML file, and create ACI from the command line. * Define an ARM template and create ACI using a

Use Azure App Service Diagnostics - Improve performance, best practices, security and more. Paid Members Public
I already wrote about "Diagnosing and troubleshooting configuration and application errors in Azure App Services [https://zimmergren.net/diagnosing-configuration-and-application-errors-in-azure-app-services/] " in October 2019. Today, I am seeing an update to the service and I wanted to bring this new experience to light - it comes with an improved UX,

Solving ASP.NET Core running on Azure App Service causing 500.30 ANCM In-Process Start Failure Paid Members Public
Recently I attempted to re-deploy and replicate some of the infrastructure I have running and deploy the same version of the source to a new Slot in an Azure App Service. I hit the error message below: Azure App Service presenting the 500.30 error message on ASP.NET Core

I am giving away consulting advice for Azure Paid Members Public
With the recent pandemic, and many changes to organizations, workforces, and projects, we see an ever-increasing demand for moving things to the cloud. I see a growing trend in questions and requests for advice around Azure, specifically. Today I am announcing that I'll help you answer your current

Understanding Azure Policies with Visual Studio Code Paid Members Public
I did not know about this extension until recently. It is currently in preview, and it is supposed to simplify authoring of policies by enabling alias property look-up inline with the resource or policy definition. I like the idea of drafting policies in Visual Studio Code, especially now that I

Running .NET 5 on Azure App Services Paid Members Public
I recently had a few discussions about some heavily-loaded Blazor apps I've built. They are all running on .NET Core 3.1, but I am attempting to get them up to .NET 5 (Preview). In these discussions, it came up that it wasn't at the time

Installing .NET 5 using winget, the Windows Package Manager Paid Members Public
See how to use the Windows Package Manager, winget, to download and install .NET 5.
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