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az spring app

Commands to manage apps in Azure Spring Apps. Azure CLI extensions reference

25 commands 2 options Its page in the Azure CLI extensions reference

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Commands

25, each with its page
append-loaded-public-certificateAppend a new loaded public certificate to an app in the Azure Spring Apps.append-persistent-storageAppend a new persistent storage to an app in the Azure Spring Apps.bindingCommands to manage bindings with Azure Data Services, you need to manually restart app to make settings take effect.connectConnect to the interactive shell of an app instance for troubleshooting'.createCreate a new app with a default deployment in the Azure Spring Apps instance.custom-domainCommands to manage custom domains.deleteDelete an app in the Azure Spring Apps.deployDeploy source code or pre-built binary to an app and update related configurations.deploymentCommands to manage life cycle of deployments of an app in Azure Spring Apps.disable-remote-debuggingDisable remote debugging for a deployment.enable-remote-debuggingEnable remote debugging for a deployment.get-remote-debugging-configGet the remote debugging configuration of a deployment.identityManage an app's managed identities.listList all apps in the Azure Spring Apps.logCommands to tail app instances logs with multiple options.logsShow logs of an app instance, logs will be streamed when setting '-f/--follow'.restartRestart instances of the app, default to production deployment.scaleManually scale an app or its deployments.set-deploymentSet production deployment of an app.showShow the details of an app in the Azure Spring Apps.show-deploy-logShow build log of the last deploy, only apply to source code deploy, default to production deployment.startStart instances of the app, default to production deployment.stopStop instances of the app, default to production deployment.unset-deploymentUnset production deployment of an app.updateUpdate configurations of an app.

Options

2 in the Azure CLI extensions reference
--name, -nThe name of app running in the specified Azure Spring Apps instance.
--service, -sThe name of Azure Spring Apps instance, you can configure the default service using az configure --defaults spring=<name>.