Remove TiPMix cookies

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Remove TiPMix cookies

Øystein Krag 56

After having tried the test-in-production feature with 5% in staging slot, I turned back to 100% production.
To my surprise all responses still get the TipMix and x-ms-routing-name cookies set in the reponse headers.
Is there a way of turning off this feature or remove the cookie headers?

We have IoT products that get problems when the header section of the response gets too long.
Optimally we would like to control the raw HTTP response in detail without the Azure infrastructure adding extra headers.

Aleksei Chudinov 1 Reputation point

2020-12-30T21:48:15.44+00:00

The tip mix cookies live for an hour. To completely disable Testing In Production you need to delete the 0 values in all the deployment slots and save the changes. Once you delete the zero you'll still see it there, but it'll be disabled.

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Aleksei Chudinov 1 Reputation point

2020-12-30T21:48:15.44+00:00

The tip mix cookies live for an hour. To completely disable Testing In Production you need to delete the 0 values in all the deployment slots and save the changes. Once you delete the zero you'll still see it there, but it'll be disabled.

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BTardif-[MSFT] 361 Microsoft Employee

This is because for the API a value of 0 != Null.

If you want to remove the TipMix header, you will need to set the value to null using either ARM Client and or Resource Explorer

ajkuma 28,036 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator

2020-01-06T07:07:52.277+00:00

@Øystein Krag , Just checking in to see if the above post helped answer your question. Kindly let us know if you have any further questions on this specific topic, we would be more than happy to assist you.
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Øystein Krag 56 Reputation points

2020-01-07T07:02:47.453+00:00

Thanks @ BTardif-[MSFT] . This did the trick. I could actually just do it in the Azure portal, by deleting the "0" and then save.
Graham Laidler 6 Reputation points

2020-05-14T10:28:51.163+00:00

Hi - what setting do I need to change in resource explorer/ azure portal?
Todd Ogin 1 Reputation point

2023-01-03T20:26:31.38+00:00

For those who do not manage their apps through portal but do it through resource explorer, can we please be more specific here?

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Manjushree Das (SC-ALT) 1

Could you please tell us where in Resource Explorer we have to set the value and for which attribute?

Aleksei Chudinov 1 Reputation point

2020-12-30T21:44:38.05+00:00

Just go to the Azure portal. Find your app service. Then go to the deployment slots and (!!!) delete the 0 for all the non-production deployment slots you've got there. You'd still see 0 everywhere, but of a different color :)
This way the Testing In Production would be completely disabled for your web app.
Richa Jha 0 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff

2024-03-01T11:44:53.5833333+00:00

Hello, could you please tell are these tipmix cookies vulnerable, if they what is their effect?

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