A key benefit of running your apps on Azure Websites is that the cloud gives you the ability to scale out seamlessly. Instead of buying new servers, you simply drag your Instance slider to get more machines.
When developing applications for a diverse and high-scale platform such as Azure Websites, there’s never such a thing as enough information, right?
Securing your site with SSL has never been more important, but even though encryption isn’t new, cryptographers keep looking for ways to be more secure and we in Azure Web Sites are always looking for ways to support the latest and greatest.
If you are in the technology biz, TechEd is somewhat hard to miss. What might be a little hard to deal with is the enormous amount of content offered at the conference.
A common question among Microsoft Azure Web Sites customers is related to our support for Server Side Includes (SSI) and whether it can work with different extensions like .htm.
One of Azure’s most popular and powerful features is XML Document Transformation (XDT), which allow you to transform the content of the ApplicationHost.
When managing a web site in Windows Azure Web Sites (WAWS), many options are configurable using the Azure Portal, and we are adding more options often.
Using SSL with Windows Azure Web sites is a popular scenario, and while uploading and assigning a cert to your site is usually simple and straightforward (as discussed in our recent blog posts 1 and 2…
A recent upgrade of Windows Azure Web Sites enabled the Dynamic IP Restrictions module for IIS8.
