Efficient way to make connection to azure data factory in .Net core API app
net core application. I am trying to call azure data factory from my .net core app. To establish connection and call adf I have created below interface with two methods.
net core application. I am trying to call azure data factory from my .net core app. To establish connection and call adf I have created below interface with two methods.
At the moment I have a web app that works in developer mode, but I am trying to make it work with a self-signed certificate in a Linux Web App in Azure. I have already uploaded the .pfx file to Azure and loaded it into the container by setting the WEBSITE_LOAD_CERTIFICATES application setting. At first, I tried using the store, however, this does not work in Linux.
Continuing the saga, here is part I: ContentHash is null in Azure.Storage.Blobs v12.x.x
I am hosting on Azure and have it configured to only allow https. The backend is running ASP .NET Core in a Linux container. The webserver (Kestrel) is running without https enabled. I’ve configured Azure TLS/SSL settings to force https, so when users connect from the public internet, they have to use https. I have a cert that is signed by a cert authority and it’s configured in the Azure App Service -> TLS/SSL -> Bindings settings.
I am hosting a asp.net 5 application on azure, the code is complied for beta8, the application runs fine on the local environment and when i publish the code on the azure site. i get a common error “The specified CGI application encountered an error and the server terminated the process.”
I need to remove excessive headers (primarily to pass penetration testing). I have spent time looking at solutions that involve running UrlScan, but these are cumbersome as UrlScan needs to be installed each time an Azure instance is started.
As far as I know, the current situation is this: Use SQL session state provider is possible (as I’ve read somewhere) but it’s not supported by Microsoft. So it could stop working in the future. Also it needs a WorkerRole to delete the outdated data. Azure AppFabric Caching Service is still in CTP. TableStorageSessionProvider is … Read more
I’m not asking how to force HTTPS, I’m asking why in Azure deployment is context.Request.IsSecureConnection returning false even when the request is over HTTPS.
For some reason my DevStorage account has stopped working. I get a 400 Bad Request error on every request to DevStorage (both Blob and Table). I can browse DevStorage with Azure Storage Explorer, though.
I am looking help for ASP.NET MVC application. Which authenticate single tenant azure active directory users and can authorize users using active directory security group. i.e. if user is part of that security group then only allow access to website otherwise access denied.