Hi @V, Sivasankari,
The name of the file : yjxnzgi4.jsp
As far as I know, .jsp
is a file type related to Java web applications, I don't think it has anything to do with .NET.
And based on the info you provided, it looks like you are using the Application Insights feature of the Azure Monitor service.
We have notuced a strange file being created in one of the folders and the file being deleted on its own as well.
I looked up some documentation about it, and found something that seems to be what you mentioned: Telemetry channels in Application Insights - Frequently asked questions.
In Azure Web Apps on Windows, the default disk-storage location is D:\local\LocalAppData. This location isn't persisted. It's wiped out in app restarts, scale-outs, and other such operations, which leads to loss of any telemetry stored there. You can override the default and specify storage to a persisted location like D:\home. However, such persisted locations are served by remote storage and so can be slow.
It mentioned in doc these telemetry data may be deleted due to some actions/reasons, which may be the phenomenon you mentioned. You can follow the documentation advice to override the default and specify storage to a persisted location, and check the .jsp
file.
Best Regards,
Xudong Peng
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