I need to host api service in Azure App Service.
I created application which can be called by 3000 port.
Create a docker image.
Upload it to Azure Container Registry.
Crated App Service with link to proper container.
But how can I call it and see my "Hello world"? In overview section I see "URL", but when I call it, I have - "If you are the application administrator, you can access the link bla bla"
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I have a nextJS app working in local container. I uploaded the image to Azure and now my application is up from Azure Container Instances.
its listening on port 3000 on http protocol.
I want to utilize Azure https certificate and have site like https://mysitexyz.azurewebsites.net which should point to my container: http://containerip:3000
What Azure resource should i using to achieve that?
You can point your custom DNS to an Azure Container Instances: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-instances/container-instances-custom-dns
EDIT: *.azurewebsites.net is the DNS assigned when you use Azure App Service. You can't use it outside Azure App Service. What you can do, is run Containers on top of it using Azure Web App for Containers.
I have created an Azure App Service inside an Internal App Service Environment. I want to make API App publicly available using Application Gateway.
Can anyone suggest me how to do it?
I am trying to read the data from azure VM data disk via app service, both are in the same Vnet and i have already configured the Vnet integration.
But I dont have any idea on how to access the vm from app service
Due to the App Service sandbox explicitly does not allow access to the ports necessary for SMB protocol (137/138/139/445), I am afraid we can not use network share in the app service. Check this article link that mentioned it under Restricted Outgoing Ports: https://github.com/projectkudu/kudu/wiki/Azure-Web-App-sandbox.
Alternatively, you can use Azure File Share and access using REST API.
You also could consider storing your data on Azure storage then either attaching Azure Storage to a Linux container App Service or attaching Azure Storage Files as a network share to a windows container in App Service.
I have published and hosted asp .net core web app using azure pipelines. Web app running inside docker container. I want programmatically provision another web app using docker image which was available in azure container registry. The web app should run on a separate url. This url can be configurable. A user will be able to give a name for the web app and can create a web app. I hope to create a separate app for doing this task. Is it possible to do that?
I have created a ILB in a VNET inside of Azure.
And I created an App Service Plan of that ASE (ILB) like below:
And I have hosted an App inside of the ILB. like below
To access the domain, I have created a Virtual machine inside of the VNET and added a host entry inside of that VM.
192.168.251.11 bb-pg-backend.bb-pg-ase2-app
So, when I hit the above URL (http://bb-pg-backend.bb-pg-ase2-app) I can see the below page.
Now from inside of the VM, I want to publish my code to the app service. I can create the profile successfully.
The error it is showing is
Should it not automatically do the bonding with Azure ASE (ILB) and publish the code to the app service?
When I downloaded the publish profile from Azure, I found the below URLs.
publishUrl="bb-pg-backend.scm.bb-pg-ase2-app:443"
So, I added a new host entry with scm word
192.168.251.11 bb-pg-backend.scm.bb-pg-ase2-app
Then I could successfully deploy from Visual Studio. An empty web api application with Values Controller would return data like below.
That's all. Thanks.