If you’re referring to a Windows Azure Storage account, the storage account name would be the dns prefix you created (e.g. mystorage.blob.core.windows.net – the name would be mystorage). You then get two keys – primary and secondary. Specify either. You have two so you can give one out to someone (such as giving the secondary … Read more
EDIT 3/3/2013 – updated to reference UDP endpoints, Virtual Machines, and more languages EDIT 6/6/2013 – updated to reflect the discontinuation of VM Role, and update to web/worker role baseline OS images to Windows Server 2012 Good link by @Vladimir. A bit more clarification: All roles (web, worker) are essentially Windows Server. Web and Worker … Read more
An App Registration is a way of reserving your app and URL with Azure AD, allowing it to communicate with Azure AD, hooking up your reply urls, and enabling AAD services on it. When you have an application that you are developing and want to integrate with Azure, you need to register your application in … Read more
For Azure CLI 2.0 (preview) I had to use az account set –subscription <name or id>
This can be done simply through SQL Server Management Studio 2012 Right click on the Connection > Databases node and select “Import Data-tier application…“ Select “Next” on the introduction step. Browse, or connect to a storage account where backups are kept.
As of 15th August, 2022, The answer is No. They won’t allow it. So the billing will continue for your Azure Database starting the day you create it. There really is no way to pause / stop billing for your Azure SQL Database. Official Source: feedback.azure.com Please add ability to temporarily turn off/on SQL Azure … Read more
If you’re just trying to look around, and see the various directories and files in your deployment, you can enter the site’s “Kudu” dashboard, using the url format http://<yoursitename>.scm.azurewebsites.net This will give you a web-based dashboard, including a debug console (web-based) where you can explore your various directories (and the directories will show up visually … Read more
A few items for your question: You can’t mount Azure Blob Storage as a native share on a virtual machine. Azure Blob Storage isn’t hierarchical beyond containers. You can add files that have / or \ characters in them that are interpreted as folders by many apps that read blob storage. Azure File Service provides … Read more
The key to the solution is the message that the container has an active disk artifact and the advice to remove it from the repository. The procedure to remove the disk image from the blob repository is: Go to the Windows Azure Management Portal. Click on Virtual Machines. Click on Disks. Click on the disk. … Read more
Time changes everything. I was looking to do the same recently and came up with this: Note added 02/17/2021 Stable Portal Page thanks Palec added 12/18/2017 As indicated by shadowbq, the DirectoryId and TenantId both equate to the GUID representing the ActiveDirectory Tenant. Depending on context, either term may be used by Microsoft documentation and … Read more