I am working with Azure Templates (ARM). I have to create a lot of resources and I will like to use some function to check what is going to be change in my infrastructure.
I searched a lot for any information related with this GREAT FEATURE (if there is one) but I did not find anything. So I will like to know if there is any way to see which resources are going to be change . I know about this for Chef and Ansible. So any suggestions or clue would be great.
No, unfortunately there is no feature to see that, but you should supply that to the feedback site. This is indeed a great idea.
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I want the MSIT Recommendad value for Application Insight.
How i can find it.
I have searched it on microsoft website but i can't able to find it.
thanks.
Application Insights is the service that can be added to your project through the Visual Studio or manually by adding it to the configuration files.
The tutorials are available.
Regarding recommendations - there are not very many recommendations, you should select the region where your project are, to reduce the network latency.
Name - one of the best practices is to use prefixes for your deployment, for example, "ws-northeu-instance1" and "ws-appins" or something like that.
I have a requirement to show users previous search history.
As far as I understand, GSA does not have this feature. Please correct me If i am wrong.
Please let me know if you have an apporach to implement this on GSA?
Please help.
Thanks,
Mohan.
You are correct. You can achieve this either using the browsers local storage (ok if your users aren't mobile), otherwise you'll need to build this functionality yourself.
If you're building something yourself, take a look at the the click protocol or how the Google Analytics integration works for an example of how to track query data.
Azure Mobile services (node.js backend) : I remember vaguely sometime back I had read somewhere that the shared libraries cannot be used in Custom API, however I don't remember where exactly I read that. Tried googling, searching here in SO, but didn't find anything. Now that I started coding my Custom API, I need to know this for sure, whether what I remember vaguely is really true or not; if someone has any idea about this, I'll much appreciate if you can confirm.
many thanks.
Yes you can create shared scripts and use them from your mobile service custom API scripts.
See this link for enabling source control and getting a local copy so you can create and push your scripts: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/mobile-services-store-scripts-source-control/#use-npm
Then take a look at this link for more on using some of the "native" node modules or helper functions: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/mobile-services-how-to-use-server-scripts/#shared-code
I am working on Windows 7 OS and Visual Studio 2012 Express for Web.
I have tried installing the Enterprise Library Config console but it says that the extension is not installable on this product. Am guessing I need Visual studio 2012 ultimate for it?
Since I cant afford it, is there any way that I can manually write the rules?
I have been reading the mammoth article of WASABi . Its a lot of theory and I have gone through most of it. I understand what kind of rules i should write to scale up or down but its not exactly a tutorial. For starters I dont know where I should store the rules.xml and how i should reference it to my windows azure application. Or where i should mention which roles should the rules.xml apply to etc. I know about AzureWatch which provides a simple UI to define all the scaling rules but again I cant afford it.
Hence I would really appreciate if anyone can throw some light or some sample tutorial etc to help me understand on how to get started on writing the scaling rules manually.
Thanks
Absolutely, you can configure the rules in XML and we worked hard to design a usable schema to help you do that. Also, take a look at Labs 2 and 3 from this set for additional guidance.
Do keep in mind that the built-in autoscaling feature in Windows Azure addresses the basic autoscaling needs without a need for hosting anything. I would recommend to look at that, because if it fits your autoscaling requirements, then it’s easier to use. Wasabi, on the other hand, is more flexible. See my post with the comparative analysis.
I've found Kanapes IDE. Which looks like it could be useful but the developers have actually produced zero documentation. They simply ask that you to follow them on Facebook and Twitter. How is this documentation?! Do you know of any actual (hidden) user docs existing for this app? Or better yet, do you know if anyone has built a better (with actual help) CouchDB management tool? Yes I'm aware of Futon and it's very, very basic. I'm hoping something more/better than Futon exists.
Thanks for your replies :-)
You can also try erica. It has rather documentation. Good luck!