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Typical cost for ghost blog on azure? #21

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sirvon opened this issue Feb 18, 2016 · 8 comments
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Typical cost for ghost blog on azure? #21

sirvon opened this issue Feb 18, 2016 · 8 comments
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@sirvon
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sirvon commented Feb 18, 2016

Can anyone speak on the typical monthly cost involved with a ghost blog azure at various traffic levels?

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@TerribleDev
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sure, although that doesn't pertain to this particular project.

I ran ghost on 1 basic webapp service which costs around 30USD...that being said I bet it would probably work fine on the shared app pool which is only 7USD, but that is an untested assumption.

@alexangas
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I'm running it on Shared. It works fine, although does go down briefly from time to time (Shared is still in Preview I believe).

@sirvon
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sirvon commented Feb 19, 2016

Thx! Nice info about shared pool. I'm going that way. Thx for lib.

@MarkMasiak
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to stop the site going down on Azure...on the azure portal (old version) on the config tab

set:
Always On – ON
Web Sockets – ON
Platform – 64BIT
Managed Pipeline mode – INTEGRATED
PHP – 5.6
Otherwise the site goes to sleep and you need to restart it and wait 2 min for everything to kick in

@blustemy
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The Always On setting is sufficient. These are the settings I use in the Application settings on the new portal (https://portal.azure.com/):

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@TomChantler
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My settings are the same as yours @blustemy. I never use 64-bit unless I have to as it wastes memory - as pointed out by Scott Hanselman: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/PennyPinchingInTheCloudYourWebAppDoesntNeed64bit.aspx

@marcomangiante
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Is there still the problem that the site goes down in shared app pool? I ask this because it is not possible to set AlwaysOn parameter for shared apps.

@TerribleDev
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you could try using a free ping service like uptime robot to keep your site alive.

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