I have an ASP.NET MVC web role running on Windows Azure and have setup ELMAH properly in the web.config. I also have my global.asax ignore *.axd routes. Locally, I am able to load /elmah.axd, however when I deploy to Azure, I get a 404 on that page. Has anyone gotten ELMAH working on Azure?
I have a Windows Azure web role that contains a web site using ASP.NET MVC. When an HTTP request arrives and a page is first loaded the view (.aspx or .cshtml) is compiled and that takes some time and so the first time a page is served it takes notable longer than later serving the same page.
I am looking for alternatives to the Windows Azure PaaS (Platform as a Service) offering, meeting the following requirements: The platform should provide high availability and scalability. The platform should manage/update the application server and OS for me. The platform should provide some form of NoSQL database (like Azure Table Storage or SimpleDB). The platform … Read more
I am kind of successful by doing this in the Startup.Auth.cs file
This IS a duplicate from “Running MVC Web app targeting .net 4.6.1 in a virtual directory under a ASP.NET core web app. Is it possible?” but it is not resolved and OP said he solved it by creating an additional app. So I post it again.
I want to direct some of my other domains to my primary domain which is hosted at a Windows Azure website.
I’m using WIF (.net 4.5), and Azure Active directory for authentication. The website will sit on Azure.
I deployed an ASP.NET 5, MVC 6 web application to Azure. It seems that if I don’t hit the site for 10-15 minutes, it goes to sleep and it takes a good 10-15 seconds for it to wake up.
I have a partly developed asp.net application, but now the client wants it to be developed in azure. How much of the existing code can be used in developing the application in azure.
Is it possible to Enable gzip compression on a simple Azure Website?
If so how can it be done?
Is there anything to take under consideration when applying gzip on Azure Websites?