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Munchkin
Munchkin

Reputation: 4946

Can't move Webapp to new resource group

I successfully moved several resources via REST API into other resource groups (using this howto) but it failed when I tried to move a WebApp and its service plan. I know there are limitations: I have to move the entire resource group and the target resource group mustn't contain a WebApp. So my target resource group is empty and my source resource group only contains the WebApp and the service plan. As suggested in the howto, I wrote this JSON:

{
  "targetResourceGroup": "/subscriptions/Subscription-B/resourceGroups/newRG",
  "resources": [
    "/subscriptions/Subscription-A/resourceGroups/oldRG/providers/Microsoft.Web/serverFarms/test",
    "/subscriptions/Subscription-A/resourceGroups/oldRG/providers/Microsoft.Web/sites/test"
  ]
}

and run it via command:

armclient post https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/Subscription-A/resourceGroups/oldRG/moveResources?api-version=2015-01-01 @path/to/my/json -verbose

I get "202: accepted" in the command window and in the portal I see in both resource groups (oldRG and newRG) the info text "resources being moved" but after a minute, nothing has changed.

Edit: When I click on "delete" in the oldRG, I see all the contained ressources: there are 4 alertrules, 1 autoscalesetting and 1 certificate. As mentioned in the limitations, I have to move all of them. But how can I access these 3 types of ressources? I don't have their ressource ID because I don't find them when I search for them.

Upvotes: 4

Views: 1357

Answers (2)

Munchkin
Munchkin

Reputation: 4946

The solution was a combination of Zain Rizvi's answer and this: I thought it does not matter, that's why I told you the names of the both resource groups are oldRG and newRG - but actually they have the same name. That was the problem. Even if they are in different subscriptions, I wasn't able to move my resources into a resource-group with the same name as the current resource has. So I created a new empty resourcegroup (tmpRG) inside subscriptionB and moved my resources from subscriptionA\myRG to subscriptionB\tmpRG and then from subscriptionB\tmpRG to subscriptionB\myRG.

Upvotes: 0

Zain Rizvi
Zain Rizvi

Reputation: 24636

The certificate resource Id looks like:

/subscriptions/Subscription-A/resourceGroups/oldRG/providers/Microsoft.Web/certificates/<certificateThumbprint>

You don't have to pass in autoscale settings or alert rules.

Upvotes: 1

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