I have a Django testing staging server setup in an Azure instance, running Ubuntu.
Basically I do initial development on a local machine, then upload changes to the azure server for the client to play with them before final deployment.
I have found that every time I copy a new version of a Python script to the Azure server I must reboot the server for the changes to be reflected when the program is run.
My best guess is that Azure does some kind of server side caching, but I'm not sure that is actually what is happening, and I'm not sure where that is configured. I would like to turn it off for this server, since this is not a production server, and I am not quite as worried about maximum performance as I would be in a production environment.
Can anyone tell me what I can configure in the Azure Portal to stop this behavior? I just want to copy changes up and have them reflected immediately without having to reboot.