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You can use the following codes to do it :-

To decide which event hub to whitelist, you can use the following command to get some legit ip address nslookup .servicebus.windows.net

You need to have something like prod setup below :- Next, run your docker container and mount it to a nginx default folder, sudo docker run  -p 8008:80 -v $(pwd):/usr/share/nginx/html nginx Fire up your browser and then type localhost:8008

This is my observation with scaling out app service plan in an ASE environment. How long does it takes to scale? 30 to 40 min to scale up one instance. Your service plan status will be pending. Where do you view your metrics / logs? Go to app insights in your function app or apps. For some reason it is not updated What metric to choose? That depends. For my case, I have to scale function app. So i set it scale if function app execution count is greater than 8. I noticed that regardless of how many instance you already running, for example you have 3 instance, as long as function app execution is 8 then it will scale up to 4 instance. It is not like function app execution unit shared by current 3 instances. If you have 9 function app, then you get a new instance. Off course it differ depending on metrics types. Event hubs As i push more load to event hubs, partitioning is pretty much fixed. If you have 2 VM, then those functionapp will be processing the same pa...

To get a list of metrics supported, please go here . 

Typically we can have service plan configuration as follows when setting our terraform azurerm_app_service_plan's kind configuration. These settings are :- a) App - isolated. Scaling out is manual / autoscale control by your service plan b) FunctionApp - free, sometimes it goes into idle mode. c) Linux d) Windows These plans dictates how your functions app scales.  Scale controller helps you to decide how your functions app get scaled. It the condition could varies depending on the type of function app trigger that you're running. For example, if you're running event hub, your app can scale depending on number of messages. Here's some interesting service limit for scaling out -Consumption plan - event driven  -Premium plan - event driven  -App service - manual / auto (depends on how you configure your service plan)  Max Instances -Consumption plan - 200 - think this is going to back fire. Imagine you have 200 instance creating new connect...

It depends, if you have the requirement to write to say different event hub in the namespace then event hub namespace connection string. The problem could be if your connection string is compromised then the application can potentially send to all your event queue. It is always better to have finer control. :) So I would use event hub based connection string.

It seems like terraform just doesn't like to create a rule. But if you go and create manually in the portal, giving it a name, then terraform auto scaling service plan works. Here is my terraform :- Some point to note - I have to use " azurerm_app_service_plan " tags here as oppose to manually copy and pasting the resource id.  And remember to create a rule called " devspapptest-Autoscale-9680 " so terraform would be able to find it. So strange ...... To work with what metrics are available, go here . Also don't forget to go, App Service Plan -> Scale out -> Json to try to match or copy some of the operator values or statistic used. It is like you can copy and paste it into your terraform code. 

Did you know when you create a new secret, you need to add "depend_on", to associate it to a key policy. That means Vault -> Policy -> Secret (you need to specifically add "depend_on" in your secret resource provisioning section.

Key exchange algorithms   protect information required to create shared keys. These algorithms are asymmetric ( public key algorithms ) and perform well for relatively small amounts of data. Bulk encryption algorithms encrypt messages exchanged between clients and servers. These algorithms are  symmetric  and perform well for large amounts of data. Message authentication  algorithms generate message  hashes  and signatures that ensure the  integrity  of a message. Other scheme used here includes HMAC. MAC - Common message authentication scheme are HMAC,    OMAC ,  CBC-MAC  and  PMAC . Newer and better ones would be AES-GCM and ChaCha2, Poly1305

Yes, sometimes you do need alot of testing to make sure you get this right. Let's say you already setup a ASE (isolated environment) and then you would like to associate that single service plan (resource group A) to a function app in resource group B. How do you do that? With Az Powershell?

Scaling up means increasing your computing resources like instead of running your app using 4G, you are saying I want to run it on a 16 G machine. Scaling out means increase number of VM to run your existing application. You may have 1 vm running your app right now, lets increase this to say 2 or 4. A limit of 100, if you're on a isolated plan. How does this related to a Service plan? Well, service plan controls the scaling of your resources. 

Lazy loading module is achieve through Lazy loading components

This is to create an application web service and a service plan. Not to be confused with App Service Environment.

Some ports that you will often work with in Azure. Use Ports HTTP/HTTPS 80, 443 FTP/FTPS 21, 990, 10001-10020 Visual Studio remote debugging 4020, 4022, 4024 Web Deploy service 8172

Did you know that in ASE, one service plan typically means you are running atleast 1 vm? Well, you know now.... that's going to cost. Probably merge all into a single service plan.. :) Also, turning on diagnostic logging is expensive

Was playing around with Nextjs and the code that keeps on popping up are Functional component (as shown in code below). The difference between functional and class component. Functional component  Class component 

When using SSR, you probably need to push some client side code. This requires some manual configuration. First you need a folder called static (it has to be static, otherwise it won't work), place your javascipt code in it and then from your index.js or index.tsx. And oh, you need to "Reload that page" / F5 

If you're thinking of working with Microsoft Seal library, then get your hands dirty with a Linux build. To setup your dev environment docker run -it mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/sdk:2.2-bionic /bin/bash Then start to install apt-get install update  apt-get install software-properties-common  apt-get install cmake  apt-get install git  apt-get install g++  git clone https://github.com/microsoft/SEAL.git Build the goodies  cd native/src cmake . make sudo make install cd ../.. Don't forget the samples..... good fun :) cd native/examples cmake . make cd ../..

When trying to run gdb on a docker, i got this nice error :- This is a solution, which i will try later ..  :) docker run -- cap - add = SYS_PTRACE -- security - opt seccomp = unconfined

Solution :  apt-get install g++

Get the tools  apt-get install software-properties-common sudo add-apt-repository ppa:george-edison55/cmake-3.x sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install cmake sudo apt-get install g++ sudo apt-get install git Clone the repo git clone https://git.njit.edu/palisade/PALISADE.git Configure and build  Go into your cloned dircectory ./configure ./make

This is the script that i used to deploy my react assets from azure devops into azure storage account :

If your deployment suddenly stops working when someone set to TLS 1.2/1.3 or prevent TLS 1.0 from being used. Then devops code deployment will keep on complaining that it was cut off from the tcp stream. https://support.microsoft.com/en-nz/help/3206898/enabling-iis-manager-and-web-deploy-after-disabling-ssl3-and-tls-1-0

Set the variable name System.Debug  to true

In your c# project, right click -> Properties -> Debug -> Enable Native Code debugging. You're all set.

Did you know that you need to use the following command to set variable if you're using Azure DevOps Az Cli running on a Windows machine? For /f %%i in ('az keyvault secret show --vault-name "Your-KeyVault-Name" --name "Your-Secret-Name" --query "value"') do set "password=%%i" Don't ask me why..just weird