Azure WebApp : Checking the deployed WebApp file system

So at work we are using Azure a lot, one of things we use a heck of a lot are web apps. We have a lot of these, some full blown web sites, some simple Service Stack REST APIs. We orchestrate the deployment of these Azure WebApps via the use of standard VSTS build/release steps, and the use of some custom ARM templates. Just for a quick diversion this is what ARM templates are if you have not heard of them What is Azure Resource Manager Azure Resource Manager (ARM) allows you to provision your applications using a declarative template. In a single template, you can deploy multiple services along with their dependencies. You use the same template to repeatedly deploy your application during every stage of the application life cycle. This post is NOT about ARM templates, but I just thought it worth calling out what they were, incase you have not heard of them before. So what is this post about? Well as I say we have a bunch of WebApps that we deploy to Azure, which most of the time is just fine, and we rarely need to check up on this automated deployment mechanism, it just works.

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