Category: Azure Compute

In Azure, there are several ways to connect to a Virtual Machine (VM) depending on your requirements, security policies, and the operating system (Windows or Linux) of the VM. Here are the key methods for connecting to a VM. Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) for Windows… [ Read More ]

When working with Azure App Service deployment slots, there are two types of settings that you need to understand: Swapped Settings and Slot-Specific Settings. These settings define how configuration values are handled during slot swaps, and they affect your deployment strategies. Here’s a breakdown of… [ Read More ]

Azure App Service offers a wide range of benefits, making it an ideal choice for hosting web applications, APIs, and mobile backends. Here are the key benefits of using Azure App Service. Fully Managed Platform No Infrastructure Management: Azure App Service abstracts away the underlying… [ Read More ]

Azure offers a variety of ways to scale your resources, whether through manual scaling, scale-in policies, or custom scaling options. These mechanisms are essential for optimizing resource allocation, ensuring cost efficiency, and maintaining application performance in cloud environments. Let’s review each of these scaling options… [ Read More ]

In this demonstration, we will go step-by-step to create a virtual machine (VM) in Azure and then connect to it. The two common connection methods are RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) for Windows VMs and SSH for Linux VMs. Part 1: Create a Virtual Machine in… [ Read More ]

On Azure, there are several types of Virtual Machine (VM) maintenance and downtime scenarios that can impact the availability of your VMs. These scenarios can be planned (e.g., for software updates or patches) or unplanned (e.g., due to failures in hardware, network, or other services).… [ Read More ]

To add and secure a custom domain to your Azure App Service web app, follow these steps: Step 1: Add a Custom Domain to the App Service Access the Azure Portal: Navigate to Your App Service: In the left-hand sidebar, click on "App Services" and… [ Read More ]

Creating and managing a web app in Azure App Service along with adding deployment slots is a powerful way to handle multiple environments like development, staging, and production. Deployment slots allow you to deploy your web app to different environments without affecting the production app… [ Read More ]

To verify that your Web App is running in the Azure Portal, follow these steps to ensure that it is properly deployed and accessible: Here are the steps to verify a Web App is Running in the Azure Portal. Step 1. Check the Web App… [ Read More ]

This demonstration will guide you through creating a virtual machine in Microsoft Azure, configuring it, and connecting to it remotely via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) (for Windows VMs) or SSH (for Linux VMs). We'll break the steps into two parts: Create the Virtual Machine in… [ Read More ]