I want to activate mail service on webcenter portal. But mail service does not appear on the services and providers page. How do I make it appear the mail service?
Sory for my poor language.
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There are several prerequisites.
Oracle provides a configuration roadmap for configuring the Mail Service:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E29542_01/webcenter.1111/e27738/wcadm_mail.htm#WCADM9793
I can tell from your screenshot you are not on the most recent 11.1.1.8 version yet, here is the same documentation, but for 11.1.1.6:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/webcenter.1111/e12405/wcadm_mail.htm#WCADM9793
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We are planning to port our app to azure app service linux containers
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Is “always on” feature available for linux web app containers ? We have a long running background service.
Is application insights oob ?
Thanks -nen
Thanks for asking question! I am able to see this feature in linux container web app.
Check this document on how to configure common settings : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/configure-common#configure-general-settings
Further you can also enable Application insights
Let us know if further query on this.
Adding to Sneha's Answer-
Yes the "Always On" feature is available for Linux web apps but you need to use Azure's Basic and Standard pricing plan to use that featurere.
While Application insights is available it is not available for all runtime configurations. In that case, you may need to enable application insights by manually instrumenting the application through code by installing the Application Insights SDK. Please see this FAQ doc for more detailed information.
For future references, if you see a feature disabled in the Azure portal, it means it's not available on Linux yet. If you want a feature that isn't currently available, please feel free to request the feature in our Web Apps Feedback forum. Please make sure to put "[Linux]" in the title so that we'll know it applies to App Service on Linux and Web App for Containers.
I have the need to send my logs to Azure for my custom product. The users of my product can decide what to do (if anything) with these logs. I created a Log Analytics Workspace in the Azure Console. To add a Linux server, I clicked on Advanced Settings, then Connected Sources -> Linux Servers and followed the link to “Download Agent for Linux”, which took me to a Git Hub project. The agent worked and added my server to the workspace. What confused me is the name of the agent, “Microsoft OMS Agent for Linux GA v1.9.0-0”. I have recently read articles that indicate the OMS Portal is retired and is moving to the Azure Portal.
First did I do this correct?
Second, is this the Linux agent that will be used going forward, or will it be renamed to remove OMS from the name?
Is this the Azure Log Analytics agent that I should use and it was previously referred to as the Microsoft Monitoring Agent (MMA) or OMS Linux agent?
Thank you if you can clear this up for me!
The answer to your first question is yes, what you did was correct.
The answer to your second question is yes, most probably this should be the Linux agent that will be used going forward as well because as per this -> https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/terminology#april-2018---retirement-of-operations-management-suite-brand article the changes and protential improvements with respect to single integrated platform for monitoring has been made to experience in the Azure portal but their functionality hasn't changed. Also, as per this -> https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/extensions/oms-linux article the OMS agents will just be referred as Log Analytics agents. The same was seen in overview part of this -> https://github.com/Microsoft/OMS-Agent-for-Linux install guide as well.
The answer to your third question is yes, this is the Log Analytics agent you would have to use. For windows the extension / agent is referred as "MicrosoftMonitoringAgent" and for Linux it is referred as "OMSAgentForLinux".
Hope this helps!!
We checked this documentation - https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/appserviceteam/2016/08/26/onboarding-to-azure-web-marketplace on how to onboard our web apps in the Azure marketplace and also the GitHub link - https://github.com/SunBuild/web-app-marketplace
We have contacted MSFT on how to host our application which has an API and WCF applications as sub-applications.
MSFT replied that sub applications are not currently supported in through this onboarding model.
So, we are trying to onboard the three applications individually and link them in the Azure marketplace. We are not sure whether this will work or if this is possible.
In the sample applications in the GitHub link - https://github.com/SunBuild/web-app-marketplace, they have a hosting plan JSON file for the web app resource. Can we link the applications using this hosting plan JSON file?
We could not find any information or definition related to this hosting plan file - https://github.com/SunBuild/web-app-marketplace/blob/master/WebApp-SQLDatabase/DeploymentTemplates/Website_NewHostingPlan_SQL_NewDB-Default.json
Does anyone tried this before or know how to do this?
sub applications are not currently supported in through this onboarding model.
From the documentation, we could know if web app need Virtual application setting to be configured for web app, we will not be able to on board the application.
we are trying to onboard the three applications individually and link them in the Azure marketplace. We are not sure whether this will work or if this is possible.
In my view, if you on board these application individually, it may not enable us to bundle multi individual applications to make them link with each other. You could contact with Azure marketplace support team.
We could not find any information or definition related to this hosting plan file - https://github.com/SunBuild/web-app-marketplace/blob/master/WebApp-SQLDatabase/DeploymentTemplates/Website_NewHostingPlan_SQL_NewDB-Default.json
In the link you posted, we could find that it is an Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template that is used to define resources you want to deploy. This article explained about the Azure Resource Manager template, please refer to it.
I Installed Zabbix in one of my Linux Server. I added the default Windows Template for monitoring, but I am not able to add some other services.
Is it possible to add email alerts for the above scenario?
Default windows templates will do basic tasks such monitoring hard disk, processor, memory ...
They come with set of predefined rules, I suggest you to modify them for your own needs.
If you need monitoring of specific services on windows like IIS, MSSQL, etc. You will need to download and install additional templates and configure them.
For e-mail notification you will need to define media type (email) first. SMTP parameters must be correct. Than you need to link defined media (email) to specific user.
Here is a some helpful link:
Zabbix email setings
If you follow Microsoft's instructions here to enable RDP on instances in a Cloud Service, they tell you to create a user and set a password for remote desktop purposes.
As this can quickly become a "shared account", I am wondering how one goes about linking this to a person. The Azure Operation logs do not seem to keep track of who RDP'ed or not, and the Windows Security Event Log obviously has no idea what user was connecting other than the user you created. This make traceability difficult.
While I understand RDP should only be enabled for troubleshooting purposes, I am hoping I missed something simple that would allow Azure Cloud Service users to enable RDP without losing all traceability on who is accessing what instance.
Short Version: How do I know who connected over RDP using the shared RDP Account? Azure logs, infrastructure logs maybe?
Thanks
There have been a few changes since the link you mentioned is published:
You can now enable/disable remote desktop through the portal. You don't have to do it at the time of publishing your cloud service. Using this, you can provision remote desktop connections for individual users in your team instead of relying on one shared RDP connection. To do so, click on CONFIGURE tab for your cloud service and then click on Remote icon and follow the instructions.
The thing you do on portal with remote desktop can also be done programmatically using Service Management API. With the latest Service Management API release, RDP functionality is basically an extension which you can enable/disable on the fly. I wrote a blog post not too long ago describing this functionality: http://gauravmantri.com/2013/05/06/windows-azure-cloud-services-extensions-and-service-management-api-fun-with-remote-desktop/
I haven't actually looked at security event logs so I can't say for sure that it would log this activity but I'm assuming it would.