I'm having trouble adding an endpoint that Azure health check can use to establish the health of the two site instances I'm running.The Azure health check can seemingly only use the default domain of the app service when polling (e.g. mysitename.azurewebsites.net).There is no place in azure where I can tell it to use my custom domain (e.g. mydomain.co.uk) for the health check probe.This is forcing me to a place where we'll have to add a license and a domain alias for the default domain, which I don't want to do, as I don't want it to be visible to the public.I've tried adding a dev license for the default domain, and a route.config entry to route to my health check controller. However I get a null reference exception as I haven't added the default domain as a live site alias: [NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.]
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How do other people set up Azure Health check? I don't want people to access the default domain, yet I need Azure to access it.
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