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Whenever I create a new Azure function app in the Azure, I select a storage account for it to use. When the app is created, how do I see/change the storage account? I have tried to poke around in the portal and have not been able to see that where I can configure this.
My computer specs are as follows. The computer is almost 1 year old. It is custom built: Motherboard : ASUS h510m-a OS : Windows 11 PSU : EVGA 500BR In the past hour, I have connected multiple mice and one keyboard, and they have all been fried. After some time of using them, I received an error that the last USB device I have connected to this computer has
A performance change should improve the measured workload without sacrificing correctness or wasting capacity. Which measurements and bottlenecks should be considered first?
I can compile my application on Linux using mono mcs, but the result is an executable for .NET Framework 4.5. On windows it runs but I cannot use any newer functionality. I tried to find out how to compile it with .NET SDK 5.0 but on Linux it seems to not include Windows Forms. Is there a way to compile a forms application on Linux which uses at least .NET C
My project includes a Dockerfile to build an image. I've made modifications to that Dockerfile and want to see if it works. So i closed my program and listed all docker images in powershell using docker image ls -a . I deletetd all unused images using docker rmi -f $(docker images -a -q) and docker image prune -a . But my image keeps not getting deleted, but
Why do I need 3 different kind of probes in kubernetes: startupProbe readinessProbe livenessProbe There are some questions ( k8s - livenessProbe vs readinessProbe , Setting up a readiness, liveness or startup probe ) and articles about this topic. But this is not so clear: Why do I need 3 different kind of probes? What are the use cases? What are the best pr
I have deployment and a replica set in Kubernetes that are failing to create a pod. I've tried kubectl describe deployment deployment-name and kubectl describe replicaset replicaset-name And they both say Conditions: Type Status Reason ---- ------ ------ ReplicaFailure True FailedCreate Events: <none> All of the troubleshooting guides I've seen rely on
I thought this would be simple but after several hours have realized that it is not. I deployed an "App Service" to Azure that is a C# .Net Core. I am trying to add some crude monitoring of by app by using Console.WriteLine("my message") or Trace.TraceError("my message") but I can't find that output anywhere in Azure. I tried enabling Application Insights bu
I experienced this issue on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy. After installing Docker Desktop, following the instructions on the official documentation , and meeting system requirements including having virtualization support, I am unable to launch the Docker Desktop GUI. I tried launching it from the applications menu but nothing. As an alternative to launching Docker De
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