az_webapp: Manage web apps

In subugoe/AzureAppService: Deploy applications to Azure App Service

Description

Manage web apps

Usage

az_webapp(slot = NULL, restart = TRUE, ...)

az_webapp_create(
  name = az_configure_list()$name,
  plan,
  resource_group = NULL,
  deployment_container_image_name,
  startup_file = NULL,
  subscription = NULL,
  ...
)

az_webapp_delete(name = az_configure_list()$name, slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_list(...)

az_webapp_show(slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_deployment_slot_create(
  name = az_configure_list()$name,
  resource_group = NULL,
  slot,
  ...
)

az_webapp_deployment_slot_list(name = az_configure_list()$name, ...)

az_webapp_update(slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_config_set(slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_config_show(slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_config_container_set(
  deployment_container_image_name,
  docker_registry_server_url = NULL,
  docker_registry_server_user = NULL,
  docker_registry_server_password = NULL,
  slot = NULL,
  ...
)

az_webapp_config_container_show(slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_config_appsettings_set(slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_config_appsettings_list(slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_config_appsettings_delete(slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_restart(slot = NULL, ...)

az_webapp_browse(slot = NULL, ...)

Arguments

slot	The name of the deployment slot. Defaults to the production slot if not specified. Only available for higher app service plan tiers.
restart	whether to restart the web app.
...	Arguments passed on to az_cli_run cmd Command, required, optional, additional, extra parameters, as for processx::run() add parameters are reserved for the user to pass down additional arguments to the Azure CLI. extra parameters are reserved for internal use. req Command, required, optional, additional, extra parameters, as for processx::run() add parameters are reserved for the user to pass down additional arguments to the Azure CLI. extra parameters are reserved for internal use. opt Command, required, optional, additional, extra parameters, as for processx::run() add parameters are reserved for the user to pass down additional arguments to the Azure CLI. extra parameters are reserved for internal use. add Command, required, optional, additional, extra parameters, as for processx::run() add parameters are reserved for the user to pass down additional arguments to the Azure CLI. extra parameters are reserved for internal use. echo_cmd Whether to print the command to run to the screen. echo Whether to print the standard output and error to the screen. Note that the order of the standard output and error lines are not necessarily correct, as standard output is typically buffered.
name	Name of the web app. (In the Azure CLI, this argument is sometimes known as name, and sometimes as web).
plan	Name or resource id of the app service plan.
resource_group	The Azure resource group to which the app service should belong.
deployment_container_image_name	The custom image name and optionally the tag name. Image must include everything needed to run the shiny app, including shiny itself, but does not need to include shiny server or other software to route, load balance and serve shiny, include an ENTRYPOINT and/or CMD instruction to start shiny automatically (recommended), or shiny must be started via the startup_file argument.
startup_file	docker run [COMMAND] to use inside of your custom image deployment_container_image_name. Defaults to NULL, in which case the container is expected to start up shiny automatically (recommended). For details on the shiny startup command, see the examples. The [EXPR] (anything after -e) must not be quoted, and must not contain spaces (#27). For example, the following startup-files are valid (if nonsensical, because they don't start a shiny app) "Rscript -e 1+1" (no spaces) "Rscript -e print('foo')" (no spaces, no quoting of the [EXPR]) The following startup-files are invalid: "Rscript -e 1 + 1" (spaces inside [EXPR]) "Rscript -e '1+1'" (quoting of [EXPR] would be treated as "Rscript -e '\"1+1\"'").
subscription	Name or ID of the Azure subscription to which costs are billed. According to an upvoted answer on Stack Overflow, Azure subscription IDs need not be considered a secret or personal identifiable information (PII). However, depending your applicable context and policies, you may want to provide this argument as a secret. To find out which subscriptions you are currently authorised to use, run print(az_account_list()).
docker_registry_server_url	The container registry server url. Defaults to NULL, in which case the azure default, docker hub is used.
docker_registry_server_user, docker_registry_server_password	Credentials for private container registries. Defaults to NULL for public registries. Do not expose your credentials in public code; it's best to use secret environment variables.

Functions

• az_webapp_create: Create a web app

• az_webapp_delete: Delete a web app

• az_webapp_list: List web apps

• az_webapp_show: Gets the details of a web app

• az_webapp_deployment_slot_create: Create a deployment slot

• az_webapp_deployment_slot_list: List all deployment slots

• az_webapp_update: Update a web app

• az_webapp_config_set: Set a web app's configuration

• az_webapp_config_show: Get the details of a web app's configuration

• az_webapp_config_container_set: Set a web app container's settings

• az_webapp_config_container_show: Get details of a web app container's settings

• az_webapp_config_appsettings_set: Set a web app's settings

• az_webapp_config_appsettings_list: Get the details of a web app's settings

• az_webapp_config_appsettings_delete: Delete web app settings

• az_webapp_restart: Restarts the web app

• az_webapp_browse: Open a web app in a browser

subugoe/AzureAppService documentation built on Nov. 24, 2020, 5:39 a.m.