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QUESTION
I have a variable called variable "publicvms" which consists of 3 linux VM's being created using a for_each loop as below: vm.hostnames are VM1, VM2, VM3
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 02:01For your requirement, it seems you want to get the IP address of the public IP which you create using the for_each loop. Then it should be like this:
QUESTION
Is there any documentation to get a SAS URL to download a file from a Snapshot of a Azure Share File?
Using this is easy to download a direct Azure File with SAS, but not any snapshot: GenerateFileDownloadLinkWithSAS (https://github.com/Azure/azure-storage-php/blob/master/samples/FileSamples.php)
Here my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 00:00What would be missing to be able to download the file from a Azure File snapshot?
What you need to do is append the share's snapshot date/time to your SAS URL. Something like:
QUESTION
I am trying to connect to my Azure SQL instance using an Access Token from Azure AD. I was following this tutorial over here: https://medium.com/microsoftazure/deploying-a-dacpac-to-azure-with-azure-pipelines-and-managed-identity-89703d405e00
But something is not working right in the approach.
The first thing was to make sure my user was setup in the database via:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 18:08I found the issue, and my problem is more minuscule than I thought.
I found my answer in this answer: Azure SQL Grant Access for AD User using PowerShell and ServicePrincipal
What's happening is this line:
$conn.AccessToken = $(az account get-access-token --resource=https://database.windows.net/ --query accessToken)
returns an Access Token wrapped in Double Quotes
$conn.AccessToken = $(az account get-access-token --subscription $subscription --resource https://database.windows.net --query accessToken -o tsv)
That -o tsv
at the end will trim the double quotes from the output.
On TediousJS the problem was that I was doing
QUESTION
I have written a PHP code to upload files from the azure web app (using an upload button from a browser) to azure blob container. I am successfully able to upload the files to the blob container, however, once uploaded the file sits in azure blob as 0 bytes without any extension. I am unable to view the file as well and the following message is shown 'The file '1721405003' may not render correctly as it contains an unrecognized extension'.
Below is my php code to upload files to blob -
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-03 at 02:31I removed the part that related to mysql and the code below works for me:
QUESTION
I want to upload files from local storage to the Azure blob container. Below is the PHP code that is failing.
I am using XAMPP as a local server. I have created a local web page that uploads files to the local MySQL server and a container on Azure blob storage.
The below code fails when I try to upload a file. (however, if I remove the part of code that uploads to azure blob, then the code works perfectly fine and the files upload to the local MySQL server.) I am facing a problem in uploading the files to Azure Blob
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 06:48I summarize my suggestions as below
If we want to upload file to Azure Blob Storage with PHP Azure Blob SDK, please refer to the following steps
- Create a file named composer.json in the root of your project
QUESTION
I followed the contents of three different tutorials in deploying a slightly-modified boilerplate React app to Azure App Services. The primary issue I'm having is that while all deployment pipelines and releases have been successful on Azure DevOps, navigating to the page results in the default landing page for non-deployed app services;
Hey, Node developers! Your app service is up and running. Time to take the next step and deploy your code.
I'll briefly describe the steps I took to get to this point:
- I used
create-react-app
to generate a basic template, ran all the prerequisite commands, fiddled with the app.js file and its CSS companion, and left index.* untouched. - I pushed all of it with an untouched gitignore to a Github repository.
- I created an App Service, running Linux and Node 12 LTS, on the Free plan.
- I created a DevOps project, and within it created a Pipeline and a Release Pipeline.
- In the Pipeline: I retrieved my repository source via linked accounts in the Get Sources step. In Agent job 1, I added a
npm install
element, anpm run build
element, and a Publish Artifact element. I set the path tobuild
, and artifact name toartifact
, publishing to Azure Pipelines. - In the Release Pipeline: I added an artifact that grabs its source from the previous pipeline, and gives a source alias of
_artifact
. CD trigger is enabled. I added a stage that has a Deploy Azure App Service element, using$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)/_artifact/artifact
as the package/folder.
When I push a commit or manually trigger the first pipeline, everything succeeds with no obvious errors. The Release pipeline is triggered and also completes without error. Checking the logs, the artifact
is stored and accessed accurately. I can see the correct build files being accessed.
In the Azure portal, I can see that deployment has succeeded with the correct timestamp, commit name, and pipelines. However, when I access the actual site, I am shown the generic page.
Am I missing a crucial step somewhere? I've tried navigating to /index.html, /src/index.html, and a bunch of other combinations of known files, but to no avail; Cannot GET /index.html
.
Any insight would be appreciated.
For reference, I used these three walkthroughs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-06 at 06:20This question is very simple, you can refer to the following post.
1. Deploy create-react-app with azure pipelines
2. Unable to deploy React JS application on Azure App service
3. Process for React App deployment to Azure Web?
Suggestion:
It is recommended to choose linux when creating a webapp.
Configuration
->StartupCommand:
pm2 serve /home/site/wwwroot --no-daemon --spa
QUESTION
I'm trying to follow this link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/copy-file
with examples from this repo: https://github.com/Azure/azure-storage-php/blob/master/samples/FileSamples.php#L235
The file is indeed copied to the azure server but the content aren't readable, to say the least, it takes a size but it's empty. This is only a text file as well, and what I plan to achieve after fixing this is to copy excel files generated via PHP to an azure file storage server.
Also, we are using file.core not blob.core
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-08 at 15:53createFile
method simply creates an empty file of size specified in the method call. It essentially maps to Create File
REST API operation.
You should use createFileFromContent
convenience method to create a file with content. It basically first creates an empty file and then writes the contents to that file.
Other option would be to call putFileRange
method to write the contents to the file after you have created it using createFile
method.
QUESTION
I am trying to implement the Azure Storage Emulator in Laravel 5.8
It works on Azure dev & production, but not on Windows locally. Postman returns
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-03 at 08:38According to the section Connect to the emulator account using the well-known account name and key
of the offical document Use the Azure storage emulator for development and testing
, the connnection string of Azure Storage Emulator should be as below.
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