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This part is pretty straightforward, and all you really need to provide is the name and location for the app. Azure App Service Diagnostics is an intelligent and interactive experience to help you troubleshoot your apps with no configuration required. If you need more Query Processing Units (QPUs) or more memory, all you need to do is increase your pricing tier dynamically or in real-time. A certificate that has a private key requires user profile and, by default, an Azure WebApp doesn’t create the user profile. This displays just below usage grid on the “Dashboard” panel of the web site.

Hi Guys, Can someone give me the azure log analytics Query which will provide me the Memory (RAM) usage in percentage (Percent Memory Used) of all Virtual machines.

If you are using Azure WebApps, you can add the app setting WEBSITE_LOAD_USER_PROFILE with value 1 to load the user profile.

5 GB and you can use only one CPU per instance.

Here is a screenshot of what I see when search for Quotas in the settings for my Web App.

I'll see whether anything changes further. This isolated environment allows you to run the latest version of Office side-by-side with an earlier version of Office that is already installed on your computer.Since you already use App Insights, you can take snapshots of your application code / running processes, the following official guide is one approach: Enable Snapshot Debugger for. The virtualization technology provides an isolated environment for Office to run on your computer. The streaming technology enables you to download and begin to use an Office product before the whole product is installed on your computer. "Click-to-Run is a Microsoft streaming and virtualization technology that reduces the time that is required to install Office and helps you run multiple versions of Office on the same computer.

Can anyone explain to me in basic terms what Microsoft Office Click-to-Run is for Office 2016? The official explanation from Microsoft doesn't really make sense to me:

I recently purchased and installed Microsoft Office 2016.