There used to be a hosted sample app at https://woodgrovegroceriesb2c.azurewebsites.net/, but the sample app/website is no longer there. It was nice to be able to see what Azure B2C does out of the box. Is there a hosted sample app anywhere else?
Try:
https://woodgrovegroceriesb2cdemo.azurewebsites.net/
The old site seems to have been taken down.
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I have a client who told me they have Azure. Fine, I built a Logic App and am ready to deploy. The link they gave me is www.add.portal.azure.com
I see all the users who will use my Logic App. I also see a place to register apps. Instinct tells me I should:
1) Deploy the Logic App to the client Azure portal
2) Register the Logic App in client ADD Azure portal
3) Done!
Devil is in the details and I'm newer-ish to Azure....
Is it valid to assume the client has an Azure subscription which supports my Logic App? I don't know if someone can buy just the ADD.azure.portal.com and not have azure.portal.com
What cost am I asking the client to assume by creating the Logic App if any?
There ADD is full of users. Right now I will have the users authenticate by typing in their email. But I assume there is a Logic App control for add authentication?
Thank you for your patience with a newbie
As far as I know, you can't deploy the logic app just by the link provided from the client. This link is just for Azure Active Directory, if you want to deploy the logic app, you need to ask the client to add you as a user in their azure active directory and assign a role to you(at least "Contributor") in their azure subscription.
Then you can login the client azure portal and deploy your logic app by ARM template in their azure portal, and you can also register the logic app by enable the "Identity" under the "Settings" tab in your logic app.(the screenshot shown as below)
By the way, I'm not sure if I understand your requirements correctly. So if the solution doesn't match your requirements, please provide more details of your question, I will try to help you further. If the answer helps your problem, could you please mark my answer as "accepted", thanks in advance~
We are trying to deploy our legacy webforms app to azure.
Our application security model is based around Window Active Directory.
1 For a site hosted in Azure, what is the equivalent c# code for this:
WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name;
This articles demonstrates using "OWIN" middleware.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/quickstart-v1-aspnet-webapp. Am i on the right track?
2 Since my localhost isn't hosted on Azure (it' running under IIS Express), what's an alternative to using this everywhere:
if (debugMode or localhost) then WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name
else Azure-AD-equivalent-code.
For a site hosted in Azure, what is the equivalent c# code for this: WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name;
It seems that you using the Azure WebApp service, if it is that case, unfortunately, we can't use the Windows Authentication in azure WebApp service.
Maybe Azure Web Sites Azure Actice Directy is the best option. Sync from AD to Azure Actice Directy is also quite easy to setup. Then use Azure Easy Authentication to do that.
If you still want to use the Windows Authentication, I recommand that you could use the Azure VM. You need to join the VM to your AD.
I want to develop a website and want to publish that as a Azure market place App.
For example I am expecting something similar to this, some one search for my app in Microsoft Azure Portal->Market place. Then click on my app icon that will redirect to my website.
Is this possible using Azure market place?
If yes, how to achieve this?
I have a web app written in Node and hosted as an Azure web app. I have setup Application Insights web tests for other sites that do NOT require auth and these work fine. Now I need to test a route that requires authentication, but it is not obvious how to do this on the Azure Portal. Can this actually be done? I have seen some posts about doing this through Visual Studio but I really want to avoid that if at all possible.
As per the article here - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/application-insights/app-insights-overview - if you don't want to touch code (and hence, redeploy) you cannot do what you are asking in the question.
Looks like diving deep into code is the only way
Because of the limited region availability of deploying Azure Mobile Services, I am investigating deploying the service to Azure Websites. I can deploy the service to a website using the deployment profile easy enough and everything seems to work.
I was just wondering if anyone has had any experience in doing so? Limitations compared to the official Mobile Service hosted deployment? And any specific required changes to typical code?
Having implemented this and using it for the past few months, these are the results I found.
Minimal changes are needed except manually specifying config values as app settings vs the mobile services configuration. I am using Azure AD authentication and the required keys to be configured in Azure websites app settings were
MS_MobileServiceName
MS_MobileServiceDomainSuffix
MS_MasterKey
MS_ApplicationKey
MS_AadClientId
MS_AadTenants
MS_AadAudience
I wrote about the changes here https://pontifex.azurewebsites.net/azure-mobile-services-hosted-in-azure-websites/