5 Slots Web App Staging
This template provides an easy way to deploy web app with custom deployment slots/environments on Azure Web Apps.
The environments
parameter (array) can be used to specify different slot/environment names, and a slot will be created for every item listed in the array.
Digital Staging App
Then click on the Add Slots button. Give it a name such as staging then use an existing configuration source. We’ll use our “production” web app. You know, the cool quiz application. Aka.ms/azuretips/myquizapp Test Web Apps in Production with Azure App Service Great, now if we go back to Deployment Slots, we should see it running. One Response to Azure Web App Staging Slots. W.Paap says: November 20, 2019 at 5:46 pm I am very curious how you will use it. In my experience, slots are very unstable and not reliable for daily production use. Evaluating slot machine placement on the casino floor video. I have an open ticket for more then 6 months now about slot swapping with various issues like file locks, incorrect status feedback. One important concept to understand about deployment slots is how the configuration works. A deployment slot is a full Azure Web App and as one it has all the same configurations as any Azure Web App. When you swap deployment slots there are some settings you actually need to keep with the slot and not swap them.
To specify multiple environments, say N, follow this simple rule:
Add N - 1 items, as depicted in the below example, with N = 5. There's always a default 'nameless' slot created by default:
// Environments -> Deployment slots will be created for every environment listed here
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Please note that different app service plans has different caps on the number of slots that can be created.
For example, at the time of this writing, a Standard plan puts a cap of 5 and a Premium plan 20. The Free, Shared or Basic plans are not allowed to have any slots.