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az webapp

Manage web apps. Azure CLI reference

32 commands 7 options Its page in the Azure CLI reference

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Commands

32, each with its page
authManage webapp authentication and authorization.auth-classicManage webapp authentication and authorization in the classic format.browseOpen a web app in a browser.configConfigure a web app.corsManage Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)createCreate a web app.create-remote-connectionCreates a remote connection using a tcp tunnel to your web appdeleteDelete a web app.deletedManage deleted web apps.deployDeploys a provided artifact to Azure Web Apps.deploymentManage web app deployments.execOpen an interactive shell session or run a command in a Linux web app container.hybrid-connectionmethods that list, add and remove hybrid-connections from webappsidentitymanage web app's managed identitylistList web apps.list-instancesList all scaled out instances of a web app or web app slot.list-runtimesList available built-in stacks which can be used for web apps.logManage web app logs.restartRestart a web app.scanHolds group of commands which cater to webapp scans.secure-buildReview open source vulnerabilities in a web app's packages.showGet the details of a web app.sitecontainersManage linux web apps sitecontainers.sshSSH command establishes a ssh session to the web container and developer would get a shell terminal remotely.startStart a web app.stopStop a web app.traffic-routingManage traffic routing for web apps.troubleshootDiagnose common Linux web app problems.upDeprecated command.updateUpdate an existing web app.vnet-integrationmethods that list, add, and remove virtual network integrations from a webappwebjobAllows management operations for webjobs on a web app.

Options

7 in the Azure CLI reference
--assign-identityaccept system or user assigned identities separated by spaces.
--location, -lLocation.
--name, -nname of the web app.
--resource-group, -gName of resource group.
--roleRole name or id the system assigned identity will have
--scopeScope that the system assigned identity can access
--slot, -sthe name of the slot.