We have this project where due to security reasons and servers being hosted on multiple public clouds (Azure and AWS), the customer wants that their logs should be sent to Azure Log Anaytics.
This is not a problem on the Azure side, on AWS we plan to use AWS lambda to connect to the Azure Log analytics.
Question is, can we call azure libraries or functions on AWS lambda so we can connect to Azure log analytics to push the logs?
Extensive searching on internet, referred to cloud watch code as well, but that's an inbuilt functionality of AWS
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Do we have any Azure and GCP cloud-native solutions for Real user monitoring (RUM) and Synthetics?
I have tested AWS CW for RUM and synthetics but need a similar solution in Azure and GCP.
Google Cloud do have a Cloud Monitoring solution, you can see the list of Google Cloud services that have similar offering in Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure from this documentation on Compare AWS and Azure services to Google Cloud.
Majority of our line of business application hosted on Azure Cloud service.
We would like to understand Microsoft's future strategy on Cloud Service and how long this platform will be supported.
We also understand from different forum that , Microsoft progressively started disabling various feature from Cloud Service.
Should we continue to use cloud service or switch to other PAS offering like App Service
Is there a way to integrate Azure Application Gateway logs to the Azure Log integration service. I can only see that Log integration seems to work for the VM logs, Security Center, Keyvault and Azure AD audit logs but nothing else.
How can we integrate other Azure cloud services(App gateway diagnostics etc.) with Azure Log Integration?
First, to answer the question about why you are don't see log integration for Application Gateway. Log Integration is only for resources like the VM, Security centre and other things you have mentioned. The Application Gateway is more like an appliance (like a tool that you use) rather than a service (that you consume). I think that is why they are separate and you are unable to mix them up.
I guess you have already seen this link about gateway diagnostics but I am putting it here anyway - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/application-gateway/application-gateway-diagnostics
Perhaps, it is possible for you to take the logs from the Log Integration and then the logs from the gateway and combine them in a web app of your own design.
I have received $200 credit to host my 2 Windows Azure Cloud projects on AWS. Just wondering what the quick and dirty process is to migrate my Visual studio projects to being published on the AWS cloud?
I could seem to find much documentation available, with the exception that apparently it's possible.
Are you using Cloud Services (web role), an Azure Web Site, or a VM? Depending on how the ASP.NET MVC code is written, you could provision whatever compute capability you need in AWS and deploy there.
The blob storage would likely be the problem. That is unless the code has an abstraction layer to isolate the app from storage implementation details. Azure blob storage and whatever you using in AWS have different platform APIs.
Is it possible to use Azure Cloud Storage with Windows Azure websites?
All of the code samples for Cloud Storage that I have found use Azure Cloud Services with a Web role.
I am using RavenDB embedded so I need Azure Cloud Storage, right?
I am currently using Azure Cloud Services + Azure Cloud Storage.
PS. this is for a small personal website with almost no traffic.
Azure Cloud Storage (Blob, Tables etc.) are ordinary network service which uses REST protocol under the hood. The Cloud Storage services can be accessed from Azure Cloud services as well as Azure Websites. Also you can use Azure Cloud Storage from you on-premiss applications (however, due to network latency it might be a bit slower than from the cloud).
Azure Cloud Storage API (which you probably mentioned) seems to be the best option to use when on Azure Websites.
Please note that the same applies to Azure SQL - it can be used from Azure Cloud service as well as Azure Website (including on-premiss applications)