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Dolores12 10y ago
> Error 403 - This web app is stopped. Oh, 2017... We need web app to show static content.
- pavlov 10y ago
  To be pedantic, I guess a program that responds to HTTP requests and just does "pipe(file, response)" would also be a "web app", even though it's serving static content...?
- nbevans 10y ago
  This. We've been pushing Microsoft to add static site support to Azure Blob Storage for years but keep getting rebuffed. Apparently their official advice is to spin up a free "Web App" - as if that is in any way comparable to a truly distributed static file server like S3 / AzStorage.
  - numbsafari 10y ago
    Clearly they don't want your business. So, why not use someone like GitHub, AWS, or GCP who does?
    - user5994461 10y ago
      Use wordpress for your content. The clouds will charge $300 when you'll go first page on HN. You don't want that.
      - abdullin 10y ago
        I have a counterexample. My blog is hosted on AWS S3 with CloudFront CDN and costs a few dollars per month (most of that comes from Route 53). One day it appeared on the front page of HN. Total blog cost that month didn't exceed 5 USD.
        user5994461 10y ago
        You are lucky to have a small audience and no media to deliver.
  - shuntress 10y ago
    The "Web App" is the thing that turns a request in to a response. Even if that is as simple as reading a static file and returning it unmodified as the body of the response. "Web App" is just their branding. It's just a web server that can stop/start/scale automatically as opposed to being 'always-on'.
wmccullough 10y ago
Thanks! I don't know if we hugged it to death or what. You rock.
saycheese 10y ago
Per Azure, there are 3 conditions that can cause this error to be presented: - The site has reached a billing limit and the site has been disabled. - The website has been stopped in the portal. - The Azure website has reached a resource quota limit that applies to either free or shared scale modes. SOURCE: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/waws/2016/01/05/azure-web-apps-error-403-this-web-app-is-stopped/ https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/waws/2016/01/05/azure-web-a...

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Dolores12 10y ago

> Error 403 - This web app is stopped. Oh, 2017... We need web app to show static content.

pavlov 10y ago
To be pedantic, I guess a program that responds to HTTP requests and just does "pipe(file, response)" would also be a "web app", even though it's serving static content...?
nbevans 10y ago
This. We've been pushing Microsoft to add static site support to Azure Blob Storage for years but keep getting rebuffed. Apparently their official advice is to spin up a free "Web App" - as if that is in any way comparable to a truly distributed static file server like S3 / AzStorage.
- numbsafari 10y ago
  Clearly they don't want your business. So, why not use someone like GitHub, AWS, or GCP who does?
  - user5994461 10y ago
    Use wordpress for your content. The clouds will charge $300 when you'll go first page on HN. You don't want that.
    - abdullin 10y ago
      I have a counterexample. My blog is hosted on AWS S3 with CloudFront CDN and costs a few dollars per month (most of that comes from Route 53). One day it appeared on the front page of HN. Total blog cost that month didn't exceed 5 USD.
      - user5994461 10y ago
        You are lucky to have a small audience and no media to deliver.
- shuntress 10y ago
  The "Web App" is the thing that turns a request in to a response. Even if that is as simple as reading a static file and returning it unmodified as the body of the response. "Web App" is just their branding. It's just a web server that can stop/start/scale automatically as opposed to being 'always-on'.

wmccullough 10y ago

Thanks! I don't know if we hugged it to death or what. You rock.

saycheese 10y ago

Per Azure, there are 3 conditions that can cause this error to be presented: - The site has reached a billing limit and the site has been disabled. - The website has been stopped in the portal. - The Azure website has reached a resource quota limit that applies to either free or shared scale modes. SOURCE: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/waws/2016/01/05/azure-web-apps-error-403-this-web-app-is-stopped/ https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/waws/2016/01/05/azure-web-a...