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In the search for the 0 Byte files I came across Azure temp and Azure cache folders on the Azure Web App. The application uses these folders to store temporary data from Azure Blob Storage. Through Kudu Console, a service available for Azure Web Apps, it is possible to navigate through these folders using the command prompt. By executing the following command line script all 0 Byte files will be searched and written to a txt file:
The application in question is a Digital eXperience Platform (Kentico Xperience) that consists of typical Azure components such as an Azure Web App, Azure SQL Database and Azure Blob Storage for the storage of media files. Synchronization with the Product Information Management System takes place every night via a scheduled task, whereby the latest product data including images are updated and stored in Azure Blob Storage. The synchronization went smoothly until at some point the error message: Exception type: System.OutOfMemoryException occurred.