Fun with Containerized WordPress and App Services
I ran across an issue where WordPress was not installing properly for a customer when they utilized the default WordPress:php8.3-apache as their base image with some additional configurations. I.
I ran across an issue where WordPress was not installing properly for a customer when they utilized the default WordPress:php8.3-apache as their base image with some additional configurations. I.
Test script used to troubleshoot an issue related. The overall problem involved connections through a proxy failing intermittently but the backend accessed directly would never report the same failures..
I often come across issues where I’m trying to validate a certificate chain of a request but don’t have access to OpenSSL to inspect the certificate returned from a.
There’s is Azure Monitor Log analytic logging that could be used to track end to end transactions for a specific run. Here’s an example showing the start time and.
There’s a unique identifier under the trackingReference that shows all the matches that have increased the anomaly score eventually causing it to be blocked. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/web-application-firewall/ag/web-application-firewall-troubleshoot#understanding-waf-logs More details on how.
There are scenarios where a reboot of the underlying instance may be required to recover the state of the OS or application for issues such as temp worker space.
A common ask from customers is how to list out the stack that is configured for an app service. The script below uses Azure PowerShell to enumerate the resources.
I often come across issues where we need to inspect the request headers that an app services is receiving. Without code modifications its often difficult to achieve these results..
I came across an issue where I needed to collect a memory dump of the Hybrid Connection process on an app service (workerforwarder). This issue was we needed this.