I am using the Offline Sync feature of Azure Mobile Apps and it is working as expected.
I am also running a Service Fabric cluster on Azure for other services.
Is there anything that would prevent me technically or legally from running the Azure Mobile App on Service Fabric? (As opposed to running Azure Moble App on Azure Mobile App host on Azure).
Azure Mobile Apps uses three things:
Offline sync with a SQL Azure instance backend - fully supported on whatever container you choose
Push Registrations connected via App Service Push - will not be supported outside of Azure App Service
Authentication via server-flow or client-flow - will not be supported outside of Azure App Service
You don't have a problem legally - Azure Mobile Apps is an open-source project licensed under a OSS friendly license. However, Auth and Push are going to be issues if you use them.
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I have a service that's already Dockerized. The service listens on some ports and makes some outbound network calls. At the moment, updating the service requires someone to access the console remotely and manually replace the old container with the latest version.
After reading through the Azure IoT Edge documentation and the SDKs, it's not clear to me if an Azure IoT module MUST include an Azure IoT SDK. I know the Azure IoT SDK is necessary for passing messages, accessing the module twin, and probably more, but I don't need any of that at the moment for this specific use-case.
Can I reuse my existing Docker containers with Azure IoT Edge or would I need to add the Azure IoT SDK (because there's a health check or other internal requirement for the SDK)?
As you mentioned, Azure IoT SDK is the recommended way to do messaging, access twin etc. But it is optional.
If you just want the IoT Edge runtime to launch a Docker container that listens on local ports and performs outbound network calls, you can certainly do that. Nothing will get in your way.
I have created an Azure hub for a flutter app and can I link another app with the same Azure notification hub? Or can I use the same p12 file for different apps? I am using the same server logic for both applications.
I have an Azure Web App for Linux Container with PHP Web Application deployed as a single Container. This Azure Web App is running with minimum of two of instance and is setup to auto scale. This Web Application uses sticky session. Does the Azure Web App for Linux Container supports it? Is there any way I can set it up in Azure Web App for Linux Container?
Of course, the Azure Web App for Linux Container supports the sticky session. But in the Web App, it calls ARR affinity, if you need the sticky session, just enable it. In addition, it's enabled in default. You can take look at the document here. You can enable it if it was disabled:
I have recently developed a asp mvc 4 application in vs 2017 express and published that to local folder. Also developed a windows service to be hosted on 4 local machine. Web application is hosted on local IIS and working fine. Now, the proble is that
How do I communicate from Web app to windows service with push notifications? To be send from browser to service once web application gets updated ?
Need to send push notification to each service with specific IP hosted in different local machines when triggered ?
What needs to be done to interact between the applications ?
Please help me solve this.
Implementing the steps here: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/mobile-services-dotnet-backend-how-to-configure-iis-express/
I tried to access the mobile service REST interface from iOS, Android and Windows based applications running on a remote machine performing GETs and POSTS all requests result in an "authorization has been denied for this request" response.
I am able to navigate to the mobile service website from the remote machine mentioned above, which is on the same subnet as the mobile service, however when clicking on the "try it out" link I am prompted to enter credentials. I tried entering the mobile service key, windows credentials and the credentials used when setting up the database none worked all resulted in a re-prompt for credentials.
The same Android and Windows applications work without issue when running on the machine the mobile service is running on. I have to use 10.0.2.2 for android app running in the emulator to get the loopback to work but otherwise the code is unchanged.
The azure mobile service is running in the debugger using Visual Studio 2013 with Update 3. Visual Studio was launched as an admin.
All three apps iOS, Android and Windows can access the same mobile service when its running in Azure (Cloud).
I have read that the mobile service, running in IISExpress, allows anonymous requests originating from localhost but I have not seen any mention about how to configure authentication when accessing remotely or if any adjustments are needed to authenticate properly.
Any ideas?
Remote access for IIS Express is initially blocked
On Vista and Win7 or Win 8 run the following command with administratice Privileges
netsh http add urlacl url=http://xxxxx:port/ user=everyone