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Shawn Cicoria

Cheap and easy IP blocking in Azure Web Apps

Sometimes you just need to resort to something simple. I don’t recommend this in anyway for a real security plan / hardening. You should be using something proper if you’re under these kinds of malicious attacks. But, in Azure Web Apps you can add IP Address blocking via the

AngularJS intellisense NuGet package added

Using the work of John Bledsoe, a NuGet package has been added that takes a dependency on AngularJS.Core – and provides the angular.intellisense.js file to your project. Via Nuget.org: https://www.nuget.org/packages/AngularJS.Intellisense/ Referenced here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2015/02/

Troubleshooting tool–Azure WebJob TCP Ping

I’ve dropped a quick Visual Studio solution that has a simple Azure WebJob intended to run Continuously that does a Socket open (TCPPing) for a specific IP address and Port – intended to aid in identifying any network transient errors over time. Located on Github here: https://github.com/cicorias/

Azure Resource Manager–Creating an IaaS VM within a VNET

NOTE: Azure Resource manager is in Preview. Thus, anything posted here may change. However, the approach for identifying what resources are available for update and registered for Subscriptions should be the same. NOTE: Any reference to the "Classic" Resource providers - such as ClassicNetwork, ClassicCompute - should NOT

Azure Resource Manager – Creating Storage Accounts

NOTE: Azure Resource manager is in Preview. Thus, anything posted here may change. However, the approach for identifying what resources are available updatable, and registered for Subscriptions should be the same. In a prior post I walked through adding an SSL certificate then associating that certificate with an Azure Websites.

Azure Resource Manager– Creating a Resource Group and a VNET

NOTE: Azure Resource manager is in Preview. Thus, anything posted here may change. However, the approach for identifying what resources are available updatable, and registered for Subscriptions should be the same. In a prior post I walked through adding an SSL certificate then associating that certificate with an Azure Websites.

Azure Resource Manager – Adding and Assigning Certificates to a Website

Overview This post is going to cover working with Azure Resource Manager using the REST interfaces [1] and specifically the “Microsoft.Web/sites” and “Microsoft.Web/certificates” providers. You can review the list of Resource Providers by issuing an authenticated REST call to the Uri below, replacing {subscriptionId} with your