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az webapp troubleshoot status

Show site runtime status and recent startup summary for a Linux web app. Azure CLI reference

Aggregates two data sources:

- Site Runtime Status - Startup summary: KuduLite (SCM) /api/startuplogs/summary (counts of successful and failed startup attempts in the last 24h, plus the most recent success and failure timestamps).

Use --instance to scope both to a single worker. By default the command returns a structured payload so the standard `-o json/yaml/table` formatters handle output. Pass `--report` to print a human-readable two-section report to stdout instead.

3 examples 5 options Its page in the Azure CLI reference

Examples

from the Azure CLI, each command read by CmdID

Show status for all instances of a web app (JSON by default)

az webapp troubleshoot status --name MyWebApp --resource-group MyResourceGroupIdentify

--namename of the web app.

--resource-groupName of resource group.

Print the human-readable report

az webapp troubleshoot status --name MyWebApp --resource-group MyResourceGroup --reportIdentify

--namename of the web app.

--resource-groupName of resource group.

--reportPrint a human-readable, color-coded report instead of returning structured data.

Show status scoped to a single worker instance

az webapp troubleshoot status --name MyWebApp --resource-group MyResourceGroup --instance 7c2d9Identify

--namename of the web app.

--resource-groupName of resource group.

--instanceScope the report to a single worker instance.

Options

5 in the Azure CLI reference

--instanceScope the report to a single worker instance.

--name, -nname of the web app.

--reportPrint a human-readable, color-coded report instead of returning structured data.

--resource-group, -gName of resource group.

--slot, -sthe name of the slot.