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How to specify x509 certificate for Azure SDK in Golang
I am trying to connect to use the Azure SDK for Golang to download files from a container online to my device and am using the connection string provided from azure to connect. For context this is running on a version of embedded Linux I have two questions, first how do I pass a specific certificate to the azure SDK
Azcopy 409 Public access is not permitted on this storage account
I try to copy file from Linux virtual machine on Azure (in a virtual network) to an account storage. With Azcopy login It’s working but I want to make it with SAS token. I add my virtual network in “Networking”. image And I generate a SAS key in “Shared acces signature” image On my linux virtual machine I have 10.0.3.4
Azure Batch Service: Passing Arguments via Command Line into Application Package on Linux/Ubuntu
Given the following C#/.NET console application running on my Azure Batch Pool/Task: How can I pass the args when adding a command line to my tasks in a Linux/Ubuntu VM. I have tried the following with no success: /bin/sh -c $AZ_BATCH_APP_PACKAGE_Program_1_0/Program -args ‘arg1’ ‘arg2’ /bin/sh -c $AZ_BATCH_APP_PACKAGE_Program_1_0/Program -args ‘arg1’, ‘arg2’ /bin/sh -c $AZ_BATCH_APP_PACKAGE_Program_1_0/Program ‘arg1’ ‘arg2’ /bin/sh -c $AZ_BATCH_APP_PACKAGE_Program_1_0/Program ‘arg1’, ‘arg2’
Azure Linux Web App Service – System.IO.IOException: Readonly File Error
The web app already running on .NET Core 3.1 LTS with IIS (windows server 2019) Recently, I deployed as an Azure Web App Service but I encountered a file write error. The application trying to create a new file for some business requirement. Error message; System.IO.IOException: Read-only file system Has anyone encountered this problem on Azure Linux Web App? Solved:
Azure BotFrameworkAdapter Error 400 missing parameter type
I’ve deploy my node.js server into Azure by new AppService linux. It correctly start, because if I call one http get it return the correct data. But when I try to call the post url that make a: it return I’ve already check if the bot have the correct appId and pwd, and it’s are ok. This is my index.js
Reliably targeting correct Azure Managed Disk on a Linux VM using an Ansible playbook
How do I reliably partition and mount the file system of an Azure Managed Disk on a Linux VM using Ansible playbooks? I can create an Azure Managed Disk with azure_rm_manageddisk and assign it to a VM instance. My issue starts when I’m trying to take the disk into use. I just don’t know how to reliably target the correct
Azure: Cannot pass or execute a custom data to VM
I want to deploy an Azure Ubuntu 18.04-LTS VM with a custom data file during an automation test, using tmplate.json and parameters.json files. Although, the VM was deployed successfully, It seem that the custom data execution have failed and I do not understand why… According to this link, cloud-init is available in the image that I use. My template.json file
Install Azure CLI on VM using Chef
I am currently writing a script(recipe) with Chef that executes on an Azure (Linux) virtual machine. For my purposes I need to install Azure CLI on that VM. I followed these steps from the documentation. Unfortunately, I get the error that I can’t use “sudo”, and if I remove “sudo” it can’t find “azure-cli”. That part of the recipe looks
Is it possible to run vstest on a Linux machine via a release pipeline through Azure TFS
I am working on a release pipeline that should deploy our project artifacts and run tests over them. The agent is on a Ubuntu machine. So far I couldn’t find a way to run tests over Ubuntu because as microsoft docs say we should install either the Visual Studio or Visual Studio Test Platform using an installer task on the