I have a website successfully deployed to Azure and it's been working fine. Recently the website stops responding seemingly out of nowhere with "server encountered an internal error". It comes back on its own.
To troubleshoot this, I believe I need to FTP the logs from the website to review them.
To get the logs, I believe I need to create Deployment Credentials for the website (I normally deploy from within Visual Studio using a publishing profile.
When I go to create the deployment credentials, I repeatedly receive the error "Failed to Set Credentials with error: 'Cannot modify this user as there is another operation in progress.'"
I am not aware of any other operation in progress. Is there a way to look at what other operation is in progress? Does this even sound like a legitimate issue? Is this maybe a misleading error message where the issue is actually something else?
Thanks in advance
From the left menu of your app, select > Deployment center > FTPS credentials or Local Git/FTPS credentials. Scroll down to User scope, configure the Username and Password, and then select Save.
Any error that occurs during deployment of an API Proxy is called a Deployment error. Deployment of API proxies might fail due to various reasons such as network connectivity issues between Edge servers, issues with the Cassandra datastore, ZooKeeper exceptions, and errors in the API proxy bundle.
Create a new credential asset with the Azure portalFrom your Automation account, on the left-hand pane select Credentials under Shared Resources. On the Credentials page, select Add a credential. In the New Credential pane, enter an appropriate credential name following your naming standards.
I'm able to access Logs through FTP like this:
Set your username and password in Deployment credentials
section
Switch to Properties
section to see FTP connection details
In your preferred FTP client create connection:
FTP_HOST_NAME:21/LogFiles
FTP/DEPLOYMENT USER
Password set in Deployment credentials
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