Add Wordpress to existing Azure Website

I cannot find anything regarding adding Wordpress to an existing Azure website. Do we need to delete the existing website and recreate it as Wordpress? Thanks for any help.

Hi,
As far as I know, if you want to create azure wordpress from Gallery, there is no way to add wordpress to an existing Azure website, you could achieve this scenario via recreate website, and this article may be helps:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/msgulfcommunity/archive/2013/08/26/migrating-a-self-hosted-wordpress-blog-to-windows-azure.aspx, please consider submit your voice at azure feedback forum:
http://feedback.azure.com/forums/34192--general-feedback, you could also vote this feedback:
http://feedback.azure.com/forums/223579-azure-preview-portal/suggestions/6120753-why-can-t-i-create-a-gallery-website-ie-wordpress
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Azure Website Loading Slowly

I created wordpress web site in azure. I am using basic web hosting mode. I uploaded my wp files to new azure web site. I selected My sql db and West EU location.
My web site loading very slowly.
ortacdemirel.azurewebsites.net
(i did not redirect my dns records to azure and my web page menu links show my ex-web page)
what is the problem? Is there a any missing configuration?

Hi,
Please have a look at this article:
http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2014/08/11/10-ways-to-speed-up-your-wordpress-site-on-azure-websites/.
If you are running your WordPress website on Azure Websites and want to optimize it to obtain fast page load time, then consider implementing these quick and easy steps mentioned below:
1. Web site and Database must be in the same data center
2. Do not use FREE MySQL database
3. Optimize your database
4. Compress Images
5. Reduce HTTP requests
6. Diagnose if your theme is slowing down your site
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8. Turn off Pingbacks and Trackbacks if you don’t use it
9. Specify Image dimension
10. Caching
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Problem with multiple WordPress Azure Websites?

I've been using Azure to host my Wordpress blog for a while with no issues. Today I tried creating a 2nd Wordpress website on Azure though and I'm having a problem.
After setting up the website, when I click on <new blog>.azurewebsites.net I get to a blank white page, if I try <new blog>.azurewebsites.net/wp-admin I get redirected to <existing blog>.azurewebsites.net/wp-login to login to
my existing blog's dashboard.
One thing that might be worth mentioning is that when creating the new blog I used my existing MySQL database. Could that be a problem?

Hi,
Please try to create a new web hosting plan, then create a new wordpress and select this as your web hosting plan, refer to http://blogs.msdn.com/b/benjaminperkins/archive/2014/10/01/azure-website-hosting-plans-whp.aspx
for more details.
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Creation of Microsoft Azure Website failed. The application already exists

Trying to create a new website, I get this error:
Creating Microsoft Azure Website
Creation of Microsoft Azure Website failed. The application already exists. The remote server returned an unexpected response: (409) Conflict.
I succeeded to create this website earlier on and then I deleted it as I didn't need it anymore.
Now I want to create it again but I get this error even though I've deleted all websites, hosting plans, cloud service, etc from my Azure account.
Any idea on how to fix this?

At this point, I don't know how it happened, but we'll need to dig deeper. I believe there is a sequence that can cause problems if you create a site via Current portal and delete it via Preview, but I'm not sure.
BTW, it seems you have 2 other sites that may be in the same situation (deleted in a way that you couldn't recreated them). They're 'shortl...dev' and 't..d' (not giving full name to avoid squatters!). Do you think you'll want to recreate them later? If
so, we can do the same maneuver to get back to a good state.

Certificate for Azure Websites in the VNET

Hi,
I created a point-to-site connectivity from Azure websites to existing VNET. My Questions are:
1. Eventhough I add more than one website the client count in the Dashboard of the VNET is not showing increment more than 1. What is the reason?
2. How do I change the certificate used by the Azure website that is getting generated while connecting to VNET through point-to-site? It seems it all the websites connecting the VNET using same auto generated certificate. How and Why?
Thanks in Advance,
With Best Regards,
Kasinath

Hi Kasinath,
Where did you create the websites? Are they in the same web hosting plan? Based on my experience, only websites are running on a web hosting plan that’s in the ‘Standard’ pricing tier can be connected to a virtual network. A website can only
be connected to one network at a time and you can only have up to 5 networks configured in your web hosting plan.
In addition, the system will then create a certificate to authenticate with your VNET if it is the first website in your subscription to establish a connection to that network. Why did you want to change the certificate?
The link below maybe helpful to you:
Integrate your Azure Website with an Azure Virtual Network
Best regards,
Susie
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Azure Website domain won't configure

I have tried to setup a custom domain for DNS for an Azure Website running on Shared infrastructure (the one above the Free tier).
I have added a CNAME record 24 hours ago called awverify.mydomain.com and awverify.www.mydomain.com (I did both). I can see it in various MX record lookup tools online, and have been able to see that for about 24 hours. However, when I try to
add the domain into the Custom domains dialog in Azure I see this error:
"The DNS record for 'mydomain.com' that points to 'mydomain.azurewebsites.net' could not be located. If you want to configure and A record, you must first create a CNAME record with your DNS provider for ..."
I keep getting this message, even though it has been a long time (24 hours) in domain terms. Does anyone know why this is? Do I have to wait 48 hours when the CNAME record has already propagated across the web?

So when I understand correctly, you already have a website running at www.yourdomain.com and want to move this existing web site to Azure Web Sites.
You already created the Azure Web Sites name <yourwebsitename>.azurewebsites.net.
And you created a CNAME in your domain from awverify.www to awverify.<yourwebsitename>.azurewebsites.net (Note: the destination does not contain the www part!).
In that case, can you review the post here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/kaushal/archive/2013/07/06/windows-azure-web-sites-how-to-configure-a-custom-domain.aspx. The most interesting part is the section titled "MIGRATION FROM ON-PREMISE PRODUCTION TO MAWS".

.svclog file is not creating on cloud when cloud service is deployed into azure website.

I have created a wcf cloud service which is being deployed on cloud through bitbucket repository.
I want to create a .svclog file to trace logs on my azure local storage.
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ServiceConfiguration.Cloud.cscfg:
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ServiceDefinition.csdef:
<WebRole name="MyServiceWebRole" vmsize="Small">    <Sites>      <Site name="Web">        <Bindings>          <Binding name="Endpoint1" endpointName="Endpoint1" />        </Bindings>      </Site>    </Sites>    <Endpoints>      <InputEndpoint name="Endpoint1" protocol="http" port="80" />    </Endpoints>    <Imports>      <Import moduleName="Diagnostics" />    </Imports>    <LocalResources>      <LocalStorage name="MyServiceWebRole.svclog" sizeInMB="1000" cleanOnRoleRecycle="false" />    </LocalResources>    <Certificates>      <Certificate name="Certificate" storeLocation="LocalMachine" storeName="My" />    </Certificates> </WebRole>
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I also tried to comment out element in ServiceDefinition.csdef file. but here, I am having build time error (The XML specification is not valid).
In my case, I am pushing all source code to bitbucket repository and from there it is deployed to the azure "WebSite". Here is more details:
I need help to know:
Why my service did not creating .svclog file from local to azure?
It's also not doing the same even it has been deployed to azure?
On which location(container) I can get the .svclog file into local storage?
Please suggest correct way or modification so that I can overcome with this issue. Please replay fast.
Thanks.

Hello _Adian,
Thanks for response.
I uploaded all my code on bitbucket repository and configured a website on portal using "Integrate source control" (please refer: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/web-sites-publish-source-control/).
(NOTE: This is the way my client is following.)
Here is the structure of my solution:
1. a wcf service application (.svc)
2. few class library projects
3. Azure cloud service (with Project 1 as web role).
Now whenever I push my updated code to bitbucket, It automatically deployed to azure.
So, please suggest me how can I create a separate .svclog file into local storage (using above environment).
I hope this info will helpful to you for answer.

For my Azure Website, I don't see instrumentation for its dependent Azure database

I followed the instructions found at Application Insights Azure WebSite extensions but I don't see any instrumentation for the
Azure SQL database that the Azure website uses.
For the windows "Application Health / Overview timeline"
I see graphs for Client Process time, Send Request Time, Server Response Time, Server Requests and Failed Requests, but no SQL
For the windows "Diagnostics / Diagnostics timeline"
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but it doesn't
Any thoughts how to fix this,
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Hi John,
Thanks for confirming your AI Nuget version is 0.12. What I meant by "choose site extension" is that if you follow the process in the blog post that you reference (Application
Insights Azure WebSite extensions) there's step #2 that describes how to enable Application Insights extension from Azure Websites blade - click on Extensions part, click +, Add Site Extension, Choose Site Extension, Application Insights Extension,
wait for it to be installed, verify that it appears in your Installed Extensions list. Please can you confirm that you have enabled it for your website.
Thanks!
Alex
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Azure Website doesn't recognize my Database's Table after changing the Schema

I have a Microsoft Azure Website running and working with an Azure SQL Database for the sole purpose of storing and retrieving user accounts. However I needed a mobile client as well there fore according to numerous tutorials online such as [THIS][1],
I had to change the 'schema' of the database from 'dbo' to my mobile service's name which is 'usermobileservice'.
This was done using the SQL query:
CREATE SCHEMA usermobileservice; ALTER SCHEMA usermobileserviceTRANSFER dbo.usertable;
This did the trick and I was able to connect to the Database using my mobile applications BUT now I can't access the database using my Azure Website! Gives me this error:
Server Error in '/' Application.
Invalid object name 'UserTable'.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Invalid object name 'UserTable'.
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Hi,
Thank you for your post.
I am trying to involve someone familiar with this topic to further look at this issue.
In the meantime, please have a check on the below link and check if it helps.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/azure/en-US/60764eb6-17d0-4395-a887-2a793b44ce88/connect-mobile-service-to-an-existing-database?forum=azuremobile
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Azure website is stopped; after free trial what happens next?

Hi,
My Azure website is stopped and I don't understand why. Restarting it doesn't work.
I have a free trial subscription, which seems to expire today. I would like to upgrade it but there is no information about the financial impact of upgrading. I found this link about the different service tiers:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/dn741336.aspx
But there is no finance information. They give you links into all kinds of documentation but the basic question of what to do after free trial subscription ends is nowhere.
I was able to link to a Web page that details monthly charges (which unfortunately now I couldn't find) where a developer pays $29 monthly and standard subscription costs $300 monthly. I need a standard but I don't have that money to burn. So I'm thinking
of the developer plan but I don't know what services go with it. What happened to the pay-as-you-go? Where is the explanation for what services are included in that plan? Where
are the plans? Why can't I find it in the Azure portal?
Appreciate anyone with suggestions.
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Hi,
If your Free trial is going to expire and you would like to continue with the azure services, recommend you to go for pay as you go service. click Buy
here for pay as you go service.
This offer is billed at the standard
Pay-As-You-Go rates and You will be notified at least 30 days in advance of any changes to the Pay-As-You-Go rates. New services may be added periodically to the Azure platform. Other details
here.
Estimate your expected monthly bill using the
Pricing Calculator, and track your actual account usage and bill at any time using the
billing portal. Setup
automatic email billing alerts to be notified if your spend goes above an amount you configure.
Also, I would like to clarify that if you want to scale the websites, the websites must be in the basic or standard mode. When we create basic or standard website in free trial account, the website consume the credits limit
of azure free trial account. But if the free trail is expired, your service will be stopped and your data will be stored 3 month unless you reactivated it or became the paid users .
Please find the purchase options below :
Pay-As-You-Go Subscriptions
Pay-As-You-Go subscriptions are our most popular and flexible payment plan. There are no minimum purchases or commitments and you can cancel anytime. You can pay for them by credit-card as well as by invoice.
Learn more
Microsoft Resellers
You can work with the same resellers that you already purchase Microsoft software from using the
Open Volume License Program. If you already have purchased Azure from a reseller and have an Open license key, you can activate your Azure subscription or add more credits to it
here.
Learn more
Enterprise Agreements
Large organizations often sign up for a Microsoft Enterprise Agreement (EA). By making an upfront usage commitment to Azure they earn several additional benefits—including flexible billing options and our very best prices.
Learn more
If you need assistance in puchasing, you may also raise a free billing support via this
link . Feel free to write back for any queries.
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Hi Team,
I want to understand What is the best practice while we configure traffic manager for Azure website.
To give you the base, Here let me explain my requirement. I have one website which 40% target audiences would be East US, while 40% would be UK and rest 20% would be from Asia-pacific.
Now, What I want is Failover + Performance based Traffic Manager Configuration.
My thinking:
1) we need to create 1 website with 2 instances in each region (east us, east asia, west us for an example). so, total 3 deployment of website. (give region based url for the website)
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after all these if use try to access site from US.. traffic manager will divert that to US Data-Centre or it will wait for failover and till that it will be served from east-asia if in configuration, east-asia is my 1st instance?
Regards, Brijesh Shah

Hi Jonathan,
Thanks for your quick reply. actually question is bit different. Let me explain you different way.
I was asking for recommendation from Azure Traffic Manager team. whether my understanding is correct or not.We want Performance with Failover.
So, One azure website we have: take an example todoapp. I deployed that in 3 different region. now, I want to have performance based routing as well as failover based routing. but obviously I can't give two URL to my end user. so, at the top of that I will
require one more traffic manager. So,
step 1: I will create one traffic manager with performance criteria named: TMForPerformance.trafficmanager.com where I will add all those 3 instances (all are from different region so, it want create any issue.)
step 2: I will create one more traffic manager with failover criteria named: TMForFailover.trafficmanager.com where I will add all those 3 instances (all are from different region so, it want create any issue.)
step 3: I will create one final traffic manager with performance criteria named: todoapp.trafficmanager.com where I will add these two traffic manager instead of 3 different region's website.
Question 1) Is it correct structure if we want to achieve Performance with Failover or Is there any better solution?
Question 2) in step 3, what criteria we should select? performance/ round robin/ failover
Regards, Brijesh Shah

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I inherited a MVC EF website that was later converted to Azure for everything. We are taking the Azure Website and Azure SQL Server off Azure however and hosting both on our own servers. However we still want to use Azure Blob storage.
Apparently on my development environment I have to install the Azure SDK for Visual Studio and configure settings using a command prompt. On my local environment I was getting (Azure Reader?) errors relating http://127.0.0.1:10002. When I uploaded
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Thank you

Thank you so far!
I fixed that in the web.config file to point to our blob storage account
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Windows Azure Website WCF baseAddress after Publishing to Azure

Hi!
I have a WCF service, hosted on IIS, that works fantastic when not published, (localhost).
If I however publish my project, (azure website, NOT cloudapp), to Azure it no longer works. I understand that there is no localhost with azure so I am fully aware that it should not work.
What I need help with
Would someone be so kind and provide me with a step by step guide on how to update the baseAddresses after the project is published? I have looked everywhere for this but I cant seem to find a guide.
WCF Service Library, App.config
<client>
<endpoint address="http://localhost:8080/UserWCF" binding="wsHttpBinding"
bindingConfiguration="WSHttpBinding_IUserService" contract="Fildela_WCF.IFildelaService"
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When published and navigating to pages that use the WCF service, i get this error:
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I have tried to set the baseAddress and endpoint address to my azurewebsite url, mywebsite.azurewebsites.net/8080 but it wont work. I am totally a newbie with this so please bear with me.
Thank you

Hi sir,
Did you try to use this link?
http://mywebsite.azurewebsites.net/yoursvcfilename.svc
I think you can try this link in your browser to check whether your deployment is rightly.
Any results, Please feel free to let me know.
Regards,
Will
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Azure Search for non-azure websites?

I am looking into Azure Search as a possible replacement for a dedicated server running SearchBlox and crawling several domains.
This might be painfully obvious to others, but is Azure Search designed to index non-azure websites? I am unable to figure out how to setup an index for a domain. Does the service not actually 'crawl' in the sense that Google Search or Bing Search would?
Thanks,

Hi,
You can add documents to your search index by using REST API (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn798930.aspx). We are also working on automatically indexing SQL
and DocumentDb data. Currently, Azure Search doesn't support crawling Web sites - Azure Search focus is on searching app-provided data; Bing and Google generally do a great job for web pages. However, feel free to add your vote for this feature on our UserVoice
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http://feedback.azure.com/forums/263029-azure-search/suggestions/6328653-support-for-crawling-html-websites
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Using AzureContinuousDeployment.11.xaml template to deploy to Azure Website not working

I have a visual studio online account and have set up continuous deployment using the AzureContinuousDeployment.11.xaml and set the Azure Website property to my publish profile, however when the build is running, it complete but never deploys.
If however, I use the TFVCContinousDeployment.12.xaml (http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/cloud-services-continuous-delivery-use-vso/)
then it does deploy as expected.
Any ideas?

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Hello James,
Your Entity Framework Model "MyWhesEntities" connection string is still pointing to a local server, not to SQL Azure; or do you change it during runtime in your code?
And you should add the "data source=" property name to your second connection string, it's missing.
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