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## Deleting old web app logs using Azure Web Jobs and PowerShell

7/1/2019 - Azure

When you're Azure App Service writes a lot of logs, these logs can quickly pile up and even hit your "File system storage" quota limits. This was something I personally didn't pay attention to for quite some time and was surprised to find multiple gigabytes of logs sitting in my app service. To solve this issue, you can use a PowerShell script and a time triggered Azure Web Job.



](/blog/azure/deleting-old-web-app-logs-using-azure-web-jobs-and-powershell)[

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## Creating a Discord Bot using .NET Core and hosting it on Azure App Services

4/29/2019 - Azure

Discord is an online communication platform built specifically for gaming. Using .NET Core and Azure App Service WebJobs we can host a Discord bot that can listen and respond to voice and text input.



](/blog/azure/creating-a-discord-bot-using-net-core-and-azure-app-services)