I am trying to create a "recovery services vault" service in azure manually but it is not showing me the resource.
please help we with the issue.
Thanks in advance.
You are looking in the market place for the recovery services vault. If you search in the Azure portal you should be able to find it as below.
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Stuff in Azure are secured with Service Accounts. In order for me to see stuff I need to download the Service Account certificate and then log in via the Azure CLI using the extracted certificate and the Service Account Application Id. So now I can see everything the Service Account can see, great. But it is a pain in the neck and slow. So my question: Can I use the same certificate and credentials to log into the Azure Portal website so I can browse around using the web browser instead?
Using a Service Principal for interactive logins to the Azure Portal is not possible - which is by design. In order to be able to see the same resources as the Service Principal through the Azure Portal, you would require a user account that holds the Azure RBAC Reader role against those resources that are in scope of the Service Principal role assignments.
As you mentioned performance being an issue with using the Service Principal login, you could try Azure Resource Graph queries. These are supported by Azure CLI, Azure PowerShell as well as all the major Azure SDK's. Obviously, this won't bring you the visual experience like the Azure Portal but might resolve the performance piece maybe.
However, requesting/creating a user account that has the corresponding RBAC roles assigned would be the only way to allow you to see the resources through the Azure Portal.
Please help me with any document or link to how to deploy a Runbook on Azure Stack. I know we can do it in azure portal though. But I am not getting the exact procedure how to proceed in Azure Stack. We have public cloud where we have the policy applied , so that it will behave like a stack. But when I try to create an automation account policy is disallowing to create the automation account. Hence I am skeptical now how to create an automation account and in turn deploy a Runbook in azure stack.As an alternative we are also trying out Visual Studio to create ARM template and deploy runbooks. Please suggest if anybody has any pointers any other way to do workflow automation in azure stack.
Thanks...
Azure automation is currently not supported on Azure Stack. This is already known to the Automation team and it would be helpful if you can up vote on this feedback as well: https://feedback.azure.com/forums/246290-automation/suggestions/32099044-bring-azure-automation-and-dsc-to-azure-stack
You create a log analytic workspace in azure and link that to the stack. that way you can create an automation account and enable inventory, update management and maybe runbooks.
I setup letsencrypt on a web app on azure at the start of the year, and all was running fine, until today when we found the webjob hadn't auto-renewed the certificate.
any ideas why it conked out?
when trying to check the logs, it states I need to add a connection string with the value with the format:
DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=NAME;AccountKey=KEY
where can I find the values for NAME and KEY?
cheers!
It seems to be the NAME & KEY of your Azure Storgae Account.
You can find the values on Azure classic portal or new portal, please see below.
Fig 1. On Azure classic portal
Fig 1. On Azure new portal
Hello i want to know about the Backup Vaults which is an azure service.
Can anyone please tell me the best configuration,Like i mean while i will configure the Backup Vaults service of azure then what configuration i will keep so that i will get the best performance.
I am having an issue while deploying an Azure web role to a cloud service. It shows me the error
Cloud services are not available in this subscription.
I am using a pay as you go subscription on Azure. I don't know if there is any limitation with this subscription for cloud service deployment or not.
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Updated version of JerryGoyal's solution.
Cloud Service Management will have to be done using the new Azure Portal, because Cloud Service Management in the old portal will be disabled as of 11/15/2017.
Log into the new Azure Portal.
Go to the Subscriptions View.
Set your account as a Co-Admin. Microsoft Documentation.
I think the issue you're running into is that the Cloud Service Publish Wizard in VS only supports subscriptions in which you are an admin or co-admin granted via via the old portal (manage.windowsazure.com). If you've been given access via RBAC or the new portal, then VS will not see the resources under those subscriptions.
To work around it, you can build the package using msbuild.exe and then upload it via the portal.
That help?
Cloud services are not available in this subscription
The error is caused because the Cloud Services still use the old deployment model that is based on Azure Service Management (ASM).
To deploy an ASM based component to Azure you need to be ‘co-admin’ for the subscription.
Right now you are ‘Owner’ on the new portal but this role only has impact on the new ARM based resources.
So, just ask your subscription admin to login to the old portal (https://manage.windowsazure.com) and make you co-administrator:
Login to the old portal
Click on Settings –> Administrators
Click on the Add button at the bottom
Enter the co-admin email address and click on the OK button.
After this reload your Visual Studio and the problem will be solved.