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36 votestriaged · 2 comments · Networking » Azure Front Door Service · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →VlaR
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We understand this is a top customer ask and as such it is currently on our backlog to be prioritized. We will update when the status changes.
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We understand this is a top customer ask and as such it is currently on our backlog to be prioritized. We will update when the status changes.
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Good feedback. Let us take a look. Please vote this up if others would like this support.
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The site extension http://www.siteextensions.net/packages/letsencrypt/ is build for Azure Web Sites but not for Azure Cloud Services (for example due to using of Web Jobs).
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460 votesstarted · 28 comments · Cloud Services (Web and Worker Role) · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →VlaR
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Would be nice to get at least rough estimated time when this could be ready...
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This is very good feedback. Today we have separate datasources for what your quotas are (e.g. network, memory), and the metrics that we emit. Ideally, we could bring those two points together to give you a percentage of those metrics.
Also, once these are exposed, they will automatically be available for autoscale — already today you can use any exposed metric for scaling.
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Good idea.
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We’ve moved this ask to the backlog due to technical challenges in reserving Public IP addresses during stop state.
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This feature is very important for dev/test environments. Otherwise gateway "eats" biggest part of MSDN monthly credits.
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The Cloud Services, supported by Azure Front Door, are hosted on cloudapp.net domain which does not have HTTPS and does not allow to issue SSL certificate for any subdomain. The self-signed certificate is the only option there.
PS. Of course, you can buy some intermediate custom domain, buy a valid certificate for it, map this domain to your app.cloudapp.net and configure this intermediate domain as backend in Azure Front Door (with your real custom domain) - but this is a bit over-engineering...