I'm planning to use Web Apps feature of Azure App Service and separate the front-end app from one for back-office app. Can I use Service Bus in Azure App Service?
Or Is that something not required.I'm just implementing this design:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/solutions/architecture/medium-umbraco-web-app/
Yes, you can use Azure Service Bus in Azure App Service.
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I think, previously cloud services (classic) used for any web service deployment.
What Azure service to choose for migrating Web service or Web API or WCF service ? What needs to be considered before and after migration. Is there any guide available?
Thanks.
We have a web app running on Windows Server but we need to migrate it to an Azure App Service.
Our web app uses MQ Client service to connect with certain transaction services, but it is not possible to install other services on the Azure App Service except for the web app.
Is there a way to use MQ Client in Azure?
Thank you very much for your time!
Is there a way to use MQ Client in Azure?
As Azure WebApp is a sandbox. Install MQ client is not supported on the Azure WebApp service.
If Azure VM is acceptable, I recommand that you could use Azure VM to instead of Azure WebApp service in your case.
I have an on premise desktop application and I need it to hit Web APIs I have living in an App Service Web App (on an App Service Plan) in Azure.
My on premise resources are connected over a site to site VPN and I was wondering if there is a way I can call these Web API services(in an app service) directly over the VPN instead of going to the public endpoint.
The "normal" App Service Plan exists in a multi-tenant environment so this is not possible. You would need to use an ASE (App Service Environemnt) to use advanced networking features like VPN and NSG.
I have an azure mobile service that is running on top of SQLAzure DB. The Database is geo-replicated. I am looking to setup a failover for mobile service in case if the primary endpoint goes down. I have looked into traffic manager but it does not support mobile service endpoints also setting up another mobile service that talks to the replicated DB not possible as the replicated copy is read-only.
What are the possibilities of setting up a failover for mobile services endpoints.
There are several mechanisms for hosting mobile APIs on Azure - Azure Mobile Services is tied to a single region, so you can't fail that over. Azure Mobile Apps is the next generation of Azure Mobile Services and is built on top of Azure App Service Web Apps - it's an extension of the work there. As a result, you can leverage all the cool features of Azure App Service for your mobile service. If you haven't taken a look yet, then take a look at migrating your service to Azure App Service Web Apps.
Once there, Traffic Manager is definitely what you want. You can read about the process of using Traffic Manager with an Azure web app here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benjaminperkins/archive/2014/06/02/using-traffic-manager-with-microsoft-azure-web-site.aspx
I am looking into creating a Azure Mobile Service project and I also want to send push notifications to iOS and Android apps (Xamarin).
I don't have an Azure account and I am wondering if there is an easy way to self host the Azure Mobile Service project and use all its functionality?! Or do I have to host it on the Azure servers?
Thanks for you help!
Azure Mobile Services uses Notification Hubs for push, which is an Azure service that requires a subscription.