I am currently developing a Teams app and it runs well locally with Node.js. The detailed reproducing steps are in this repo. I want to further host the app on Azure Web App. However, I encounter HTTP Error 500.1001 – Internal Server Error. The detailed error message is as follows.

I am currently developing a Teams app and it runs well locally with Node.js. The detailed reproducing steps are in this repo. I want to further host the app on Azure Web App. However, I encounter HTTP Error 500.1001 – Internal Server Error. The detailed error message is as follows.

For an Azure SQL Database it can easily be set to only accept connection requests from within the datacenter it is running in and from a specified list of IP addresses (in my case, my home). Does Azure App Service have something like this?

I just created my first Azure Web App Service and deployed it via Github actions. The status of my web app says running and when I go to the default domain url it says my web app is running and waiting for my content. In my log stream, it says “application started”, and then immediately after that message it says “application is shutting down”. I don’t know why it would be shutting down immediately after starting.

I am getting an error as follows:

I am trying to create a Static Web on Azure Portal. I am having one issue when I try to select the Hosting Plan section.
The issue is coming while selecting the option Dedicated (preview): For general purpose production apps. It throw the error Error code: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION and the browse has not loaded the portal.
I tried to find a resolution to this issue but could not achieve success.

I’m trying to install two packages via the startup command, as shown in the screenshot.

I have an Azure Web App with a Docker container deployed from an Azure Container Registry. Once in awhile when I go to access my webapp it shows that it’s downloading and extracting a “newer image” for the same container again. According to the logs it’s done this 8 times within the last 24 hours, but according to the container registry the container hasn’t been updated since last month. Why is it doing this and how can I stop it? It’s causing my app to be constantly offline.

I have my app server set to have 2 servers (testing scaling out). Is there a way via an IP address to explicitly hit one of the servers for a request?

I have a web app hosted in Azure (Location: West US2). It is a backend API app and provide APIs for my front-side web app. In one of the APIs, I need to get the page content from a given URL. The codes like below: