I have a Selenium Java project which is a web services project. This project has 3 web services.
this project is hosted on azure app service. But Azure app service does not have its own Virtual machine where I can install chrome.
I am very much new to all this. Can anyone help me in linking azure app service to an azure VM where I can install a chrome browser and run automation test cases?
If the VM is allowed to access external webste, of course you can install a chrome browser and run automation test cases.
If the VM is not allowed to access external website, and you want to access Azure App service internally. You can link them via the vnet.
Reference:
Configure VNet Integration with your app
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I have a jenkins master that uses a linux build agent to build my ASP.NET Core websites using official MS linux docker containers.
I previously used a windows VM with the necessary tooling installed to build these projects and used MSDeploy.exe to deploy the sites to an IIS webserver. For this deployment I created a web package.
In my linux docker container I obviously can't use MSDeploy.exe.
Question
How can I savely deploy an ASP.NET Core website to an IIS webserver from a linux docker container?
MSDeploy.exe connects to the IIS using a local IIS Users credentials, shutsdown the app, replaces all files that are also present in the new package, so it not just replaces the files but also does some safety settings around the actual replacement.
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I've found this question here, but unfortunately no real answer was found there.
Thanks in advance
I am running the Selenium test in Visual Studio Team Services with VS2017 hosted agents, but I think I am having issue's with company's proxy.
I am running the Selenium test from Visual Studio 2015, it runs very fine and able to access the web application.
When I am running the same Selenium test in VSTS using hosted agents, then it is failing on the below error and not able to reach the URL of the application to be tested:
"The site can't be reached"
I know there are proxy authentication required in my company but I am not sure how to run the Selenium test from VSTS hosted agent which can bypass the proxy.
If someone know the answer, please respond
The hosted agent is run by Microsoft and exists in Azure. It does not have connectivity to your internal network where your site is hosted.
You will need to set up a private agent that exists within your local network. A proxy can be configured for a private agent during setup with the following command line: ./config.cmd --proxyurl http://127.0.0.1:8888 --proxyusername "1" --proxypassword "1"
Ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts/pipelines/agents/proxy?view=vsts&tabs=windows
We have several groups of agents hosted internally that can access stuff hosted on premise. We configured the agents using PAT's by clicking on user profile > security and generating a new PAT.
I have an Azure web app that has some Hybrid Connections setup. I'd like to be able to prove they are working from the KuDu cmd interface.
Unfortunately telnet is not installed as part of the Azure WebApp OS (Win Server 2012) and I seem to have limited permissions.
Can anyone help?
Specifically I want to make sure I can relay to an email server, so telnetting to the port would be very useful.
Kind regards
Si
Can you try tcpping instead? tcpping is installed and available for use from the Kudu console.
I have a Server 2012 R2 machine on a domain to which I would like to use Web Deploy to deploy a web site. This works fine when I use my domain credentials.
Web Deploy fails with ERROR_USER_NOT_ADMIN when I use either the Administrator account, or a new account in the Administrators group.
Error Code: ERROR_USER_NOT_ADMIN
More Information: Connected to '192.168.76.109' using the Web Deployment Agent Service, but could not authorize. Make sure you are an administrator on '192.168.76.109'. Learn more at: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=221672#ERROR_USER_NOT_ADMIN.
Error: The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized.
I have tried using the special MSDepSvcUsers group, installing all sorts of remote management tools for IIS 8.5, delegating permissions, and reinstalling Web Deploy after installing the remote management features. Because I am a vegetarian, I have not yet tried sacrificing a goat.
Why can't I use a local account to deploy my web site?
Using Web Deploy I am having problems creating a import server or site package. There appears to be no documentation on this. I am using Windows 7 and IIS 7.5, Web Deploy 2.0.
I want to be able to create a deployment package to include the App Pool and Website information so can be installed at the root of IIS without having to manually create anything.
The article Synchronizing by using Packages details the basic Web Deploy steps for creating a site or server package and then importing it on another server. If you want to package and deploy an IIS 7 Web server, you'd use the webServer provider. If you want to package and deploy an IIS 7 website, you'd use the appHostConfig provider.
To include the app pool in the operation, you'll need to use the -enableLink:AppPoolExtension switch, like this:
msdeploy -verb:sync -source:appHostConfig="Default Web Site" -dest:appHostConfig="Default Web Site",computerName=Server2 -enableLink:AppPoolExtension
For more on the enableLink setting, see Web Deploy Operation Settings. For more on link extensions, see the Web Deploy Link Extensions page.