dei79 / azure-status-page

An Azure App Service Site Extension to generate Status Pages
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Please provide a little more information so others can deploy #1

Open sacarino opened 7 years ago

sacarino commented 7 years ago

Hi @dei79 - love this idea, thanks for taking the effort to get it started.

Trying to deploy now into a test site, but running into some configuration challenges... probably just because the steps are a little sparse. Step 5 could use a little more love. ;)

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After you install the webjob and generate the status page, is there any feedback other than the bootstrap alerts going away?

Also, you might want to disable /statuspage/Meters until after the config is good, otherwise it triggers the YSOD. ;)

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dei79 commented 7 years ago

Hi @sacarino,

Brand is a link to your logo the status page should show which you can store this on an Azure Blob. The StorageKey is the name of your storage account and the StorageSecret is one key (Key1 or Key2). Yes you should create the storage table manually (best with Storage Explorer).

We are looking for contributors in all ways. We are happy to take contribution from developers but also from people who will help to make the documentation much better as it is today. So if you have a minute just help us to improve our README.md or setting up the wiki.

Regards Dirk

rafael-franca commented 7 years ago

Hi, @dei79,

So, if my URL to my table is: https://mytable.table.core.windows.net, so my StorageKey is mytable. It's correct?

I have receiving 404 when access the /statuspage/Meters page.

Can you help me?

Thks!