I am trying to set up Windows Service bus 1.1 on my development machine(Windows7). I configured a farm on my local machine and enabled management of Management portal while configuring the farm
I am not able to see a management portal when I browse to https:// after entering my credentials I am just getting a XML description of my farm but not any UI .
I am not sure what am I missing and the documentation does not cover anything about setting up management portal.
Any help is much appreciated.
If you only installed Windows Service Bus 1.1, you are not going to be able to use the management portal. It is a Windows Azure feature.
It is possible to get a similar management experience similar to the cloud by using Service Bus integration by installing Windows Azure Pack but it is only available for Windows Server, so the only option for your management operations on Windows 7 are PowerShell commands.
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We have installed the windows service program in azure virtual machine. After installing the windows service that has been displayed in Services.msc - this is working fine without any issues.
But while we migrating the web application to Azure PaaS , how to configure the windows service in azure portal. Kindly provide the step by step process to achieve this.
Otherwise please provide if we have any alternate method to achieve this in azure PaaS.
Thank you in advance.
There is no "Windows Service" Paas on Azure, you need to migrate your Code to Azure Functions or Azure Appservice Webjobs.
Read more here https://mariankostal.com/2021/01/24/convert-windows-service-to-azure-function/
I am trying to enable MSI on Linux Web app service using ARM template.
Currently, web app on Linux does not support Managed service identity. So, you could not use ARM template to do this.
Supported service you could check this link.
Note: Azure App Service is supported, but web app on Linux currently does not support msi.
Update for anyone happening across this.
It's supported now.
According to Microsoft's documentation, Application Insights is best deployed both at build time and run-time, and can be installed at run-time by "select[ing] Application Insights on the app's control panel in Azure". But I don't see it on the configuration for Cloud services, at least not in the new portal:
Is the documentation incorrect (necessitating the long process laid out elsewhere on SO still required)? If not, where should I be looking?
EDIT 3 You can supposedly set it while publishing from Visual Studio (if you upgrade the Azure SDK to 2.9 and "Add Diagnostic Configuration" in Visual Studio for the project):
but it still insists I download the Status Monitor:
In the Azure Portal, currently there is no Application InSights on the Cloud Service control panel. We could find the Application InSights on the Azure App Service. Azure App Service and Cloud Service are different services in Azure. The difference between Azure AppService and CloudService please refer to Azure App Service, Virtual Machines, Service Fabric, and Cloud Services comparison.
"select[ing] Application Insights on the app's control panel in Azure"
In the document that you mentioned, it is for Azure App service
Select Application Insights in the Azure control panel for your web app
For Cloud Service, please refer to document, there are more detail steps about how to setup Application Insights for each role .
I just started reading Windows Azure pack and I want to confirm that this Windows azure pack will use our on premises windows 2012 R2 or SCVMM2012 infrastructure not the windows azure public cloud infrastructure
but we can use almost the same features that we can use in windows azure public cloud after building this windows azure pack infrastructure on on-premises server 2012.
is this correct please give me your feedback ?
You will have access to a subset of the entire Azure offering when running this pack on-premise. Features bundled include: management portals for user and admin self-service, service management API, Web Sites, Virtual Machines, Service Bus, SQL and MySQL support.
You don't have access to Azure SQL Database, Mobile or Media Services and other PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) offerings.
Also, overtime you'll find that the public cloud offering will be updated more quickly than on-premise (which is similar to how TFService & on-prem TFS is works today).
According to the MSDN documentation for Windows Azure SQL Reporting Services, the reporting portal is supposed to be accessible from the main Azure portal:
The Windows Azure Management Portal includes portals for Windows Azure SQL Database, SQL Reporting and other services available on Windows Azure. From the portal home page, click Reporting to launch the SQL Reporting management portal
This seems to be referring to the old Azure portal. At any rate, my portal doesn't have such a link. All I see are
web sites
vitual machines
cloud services
sql databases
storage
networks
service bus
media services
active directory
add-ons
settings
I've used the search feature to search the Azure portal, checked out my SQL Azure database server configuration, and generally poked around for quite a while but I can't find any way to get to the reporting portal. How can get there and/or activate this feature?
Windows Azure portal currently uses new HTML version. You have to switch to old Silverlight version.
To go back to the old portal, you have to click on your account (top right) and click on "Previous Portal"
EDIT
Previous portal option is no longer there. Windows Azure are preparing brand new portal. Similarly to the current one, it will be using HTML5 and JavaScript - not Silverlight technology.