Update 12 Sep 2017: You can add IP restrictions to your Web App from Azure Portal now. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-ip-restrictions
I’m working on a mini-project that should be seen only from inside our company network. This is my first ASP.NET Core project and I’m still kind of lost with the configuration part and there aren’t many examples in stackoverflow how to do this or that with ASP.NET Core. However I managed to do IP restrictions for my ASP.NET Core app running on Azure and here is how I did it. Read more…
One of the ASP.NET Azure Web applications I’ve been working with is going to be security audited tomorrow and I was “only checking” that everything is OK in my app security-wise. I figured that I should write down a cheat sheet for the future to make sure I have all the configurations needed in place in other apps as well.
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I couldn’t find thorough enough tutorial of running Jasmine tests in Visual Studio Online build as part of my continuous integration workflow. I struggled for hours to get this work and decided to write a step-by-step guide about how to make it work. Read more…
Since Azure SDK 2.4 there’s been a possibility to configure IP restrictions for Azure Cloud Services with Access Control List (ACL).
Just add the following to your ServiceConfiguration.Cloud.cscfg. Read more…