I am trying out DevOps Start from Azure. Under Location, Are there any free tier like F1 in DevOps Starter (Azure)?
I tried SouthEast Asia but the Deployment failed with this error
"This region has quota of 0 instances for your subscription. Try
selecting different region or SKU."
Click the 'Additional settings' and you should able to select the F1 tier.
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I want to test some Azure AD features on Azure US government, but I don't know how. For normal azure active directory, I would go to demo.microsoft.com and create a tenant.
There, the only government related option is "World Wide Government" but there is nothing suggesting that it is actually on Azure Government cloud.
Also, after creating the tenant it says that it is in North America with "World Wide Government" content pack, which to me it means that it is on normal Azure.
So basically, the question is where to create a demo account and how to log in to the portal (is it still portal.azure.com)?
Go here and setup a free trial for Azure Government: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/global-infrastructure/government/request/
I am trying to publish a staging version of my LUIS app.
I have set up the Cognitive Services App in Azure Australia East and can see the key in the Azure portal.
However in the AU Luis portal https://au.luis.ai , when I go to the publish tab and try to add a key to the Australian Region, I can select my Tenant and my subscription, but there is no key available to select.
I note that the Azure portal does say that it can take 10 minutes for the keys to be available, but I have waited much longer than that.
I have set up the Cognitive Services App in Azure Australia South East
How can you create LUIS service in Australia South East, because it it not supported. And which Cognitive Service App are you created?
I would suggest you to create LUIS service in Australia East and try to add the key in publish page.
The authoring region app can only be published to a corresponding publish region. If your app is currently in the wrong authoring region, export the app, and import it into the correct authoring region for your publishing region.
Note: If you are publishing LUIS app in Australia, you need to set up the LUIS services in Australia East only.
Notice: It may take up to 10 minutes for the newly (re)generated keys
to take effect.
This is for regenerating new keys and not for the existing keys.
I created an App Service Plan (North Europe) via the Azure portal set to the Free Tier. I then selected Scale Up(App Service Plan) and changed it to Standard Tier. All works fine.
Next I select Scale Out(App Service Plan) and choose Autoscale. When I attempt to configure a rule for Scale based on a metric the dropdown for Metric name just says 'No Metrics' in the configuration blade. So I am unable to configure an auto scale rule.
However if I create an App Service Plan at Standard Tier and then configure the autoscalerule - it works fine. Is this an Azure Portal bug? Or is there some restriction that is applied when changing between Free to Paid App Service Tiers? Even using powershell commands to apply the autoscale rule fails...
Apologies I am quite new to Azure.
I have setup an Azure RG but for some reason the App Service and App Service Plan are located in South Central US. I think it may be slowing down the performance? How do I move everything to use UK South?
For some reason I was thinking about moving the resources to the other resource group, not the other region. So the answer is: No. You can't do that for WebApps yet. You would have to create a new WebApp and new App Service Plan and deploy your code there.
How can I modify the Location of my web site in Windows azure?
If you have source code, It is the simplest way to redeploy your application to another new web app. If you do not have source code, please try to use clone via the following steps:
1) create a new web service plan with region "UK Source", select pricing tier as P1 at least (Clone app is a feature that is only available to apps hosted on Premium App Service Plans. You can upgrade your App Service Plan to get access to this feature).
2) Clone Web App in Azure portal. Refer to more information at this article. Choose the same resource group, select app service plan we created at step 1.
3) delete unused App service plan
4) Change App service plan that we created at step 1.
I'm currently use azure in trial mode. I created a web app that use "South Central US" location. As far as I could see when I created this, I could not select anything else than South Central US, I would like to change this to north Europe. How do I do that?
Recently, I meet the same question. After I investigated the azure app service documents, I found I can use "Clone APP" feature to conveniently deploy my web app to another region.
Choose "Change APP Service Plan", and add a new premium service plan (So that I can use "Clone APP" feature).
Choose "Clone APP", then I can clone my app to another region.
Change the service plan to original and delete the other service plan.
You can't simply pick a new region for your web app: It resides within an app service plan within a given region.
To deploy into a different region, you'd need to create a new app service plan in that target region, then redeploy your app there. If you're taking advantage of built-in source code management (e.g. github), redeployment should be fairly straightforward.
Your question around which regions your subscription exposes is off-topic: That's something you'll need to open a billing support ticket and discuss directly with Azure support about.
It is very simple to change the location instead of cloning or redeploy your app. Here is the process to change app service plan for the existing and running Web app
Step 1:
Create new App service plan as your preferred location and pricing tier
Step 2:
Select change app service plan under your web app settings blade - app service section and choose your available app service plan just you created in step 1. now it updates your plan.
Step 3:
Delete the previous app service plan from your resource group, otherwise charges will apply for the previous associated app service plan.