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How to compare two app services settings in azure

How can I compare the App Service configuration settings in two different App Services?

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shivareddy battula Avatar asked Dec 13 '17 13:12

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You can use the Azure Resource Explorer to navigate to and view a JSON representation of the conifguration of an App Service. This is built into Azure and doesn't require additional tooling.

For a Proof-of-Concept application I have, I navigated it as such:

subscriptions
  -> My Subscription
    -> resourceGroups
      -> My PoC Apps
        -> providers
          -> Microsoft.Web
            -> sites
              -> MyTestApp
                -> config (click on config for some, expand it and browse children for other config)`

I'm assuming you know how to compare two different blocks of JSON via various means (DIFF tools, etc), so I won't explain that part.

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Jaxidian Avatar answered Sep 26 '22 13:09

Jaxidian