In the past week or so I have started seeing an issue within Azure when I try to view the "Failures" blade of the Application Insights resource for our app. It used to work absolutely fine and now it just shows "not found" in small black text on the page where the content used to be.
For clarity this is the view I am talking about:
All of the tabs from the "Investigate" section of the side bar do the same thing. If I go to logs I can see everything when searching for it. Is anyone else experiencing the same issue or knows how to fix this?
This issue seems to have resolved itself overnight after a few days of not working. Maybe it was region specific as #IvanYang said above. We are using the UK South region.
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We have moved our website which uses typo3 from on-prem to Azure cloud. We setup a Front door with firewall protection which is different from the previous setup.
Since day one when I log in I can do some stuff for a short while (like 4-5 minutes) and then it kicks me out to login screen.
Another example is when I'm logged in, I open a new tab and check some other sites then go back to typo3, again I'm logged out. Need to log in again.
I lost some of my posts while adding some additional info from other websites.
Any ideas?
I had a similar issue. I resolved it with replacing lockIP in the install tool from 4 to 0.
Note, this is a temp solution so you can keep working, but you really need to find out why this is happening.
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I am trying to add new permissions to my Azure AD Application, however when I try, it gets stuck on a loading screen that has now lasted for more than half an hour. I tried different browsers (firefox, Chrome, Edge) with no different result.
A screenshot of the loading screen can be seen here.
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Aditionally, I tried creating a new App, and I even created a whole new Account, however it didn't work.
It might get stuck on the loading screen due to cache/cookies. I know it's kind of a pain, but you can try deleting the cache/cookies and opening an incognito window which should help it load.
If the issue persists it may require deeper troubleshooting. If you send me an email I can open a support case for you.
I checked Azure Status and it doesn't seem like there are any reported outages that could be causing this.
Apearantly, adding new Scopes worked by using preview.portal.azure.com, even as far as to the normal Azure AD portal. I don't know why it worked, but somehow it did.
I'm dealing with a mysterious "Error retrieving data" on "Health" and "Application Map" widgets on the Application Insights as per today morning. I've checked the application insight status page, nothing unusual for today. I'm starting to suspect I did something wrong. Any ideas?
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Bring up the dev tools panel and view network traffic. Watch traffic when the tile is trying to update (maybe refresh page?) and look for some errors. At my company the Zscaler firewall was blocking traffic to *.applicationinsights.io URL which is what the tiles were requesting data from, resulting in 403 errors.
Nah, its MS fault again. I checked the status and they've mentioned a problem exists then again it was solved.
For others hitting this question, it's worth mentioning that I was getting this error in Application Insights due to an ad blocker preventing access to the app insights API. Turning off the blocker for the portal.azure.com domain got things working again.
I really didn't wanted to ask that kind of question in this resource, but I have no choice.
I have tried ask this question to Azure Support on Twitter, but they told me to open support case in azure portal itself. However, if you want to use their direct support, you must pay money.
MSDN forums does not allow me to post screenshots until it verifies my account, so this makes posting there useless.
When I want to add new Virtual machine I press Add button on Virtual Machines tab. Then it opens new tab with loading message and hangs. It says loading and then nothing happens.
I have cleared cache of my browser, opended incognito mode, still this happens.
I have installed another browser, opened portal and Dashboard still hangs at loading tab.
I have tried to open portal on my friends computers, problem still persists.
This is screenshot of this problem:
This is Javascript console:
According to this screenshot, Azure Portals Dashboard has javascript errors.
Why this is happening? Did I encounter some kind of bug?
As David said, it is not directly related to the forum, but there was partial portal outage, according to the https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/status/. North America users were impacted.
Looks like that issue was mitigated.
If that is the helpful answer, please mark it as a helpful or as the answer. Thanks!
I have a couple of continuous web jobs which are currently stopping. I know the reason for this: I haven't got "Always On" turned on in my web site settings and the sites eventually unload.
The problem is that I also use New Relic for site monitoring, and their agent that collects data stops working when "Always On" is switched on.
So a catch-22: have the webjobs work but no performance and error monitoring, or lose the webjobs and have the monitoring.
Trying to keep HTTP traffic going to my site by loading a URL doesn't seem to stop the webjob unloading.
Does anybody know how I could get the best of both worlds?
This ended up being simpler than I thought once I stopped thinking about how I could get both things to work on the one web site when there's actually no need!
In the end it was far easier just to create a new, empty web site to house the webjobs. These could be kept "Always On" without affecting the main web site.
This is a catch 22. The main problem is "Always On" has to be turned off because of the way that Azure Web Sites work. There is nothing that can be configured and/or coded into the agent that will affect the way it works at this time. Microsoft is performing some updates to Azure in the near future, and we are hopeful that some of the changes will help with issues like this.
About the only thing that I can suggest is to create some automation to not only load a URL, but perform whatever action on the site is necessary to keep the webjob active. It is possible that the New Relic Synthetics option would be able to help with this when it is released, but there's no way to say for sure at this time. In the mean-time you might want to look at other automation tools, or possibly building a Ruby application, that can open a page and perform the necessary actions to keep the application active.
Sorry there's not better news for you.