Reputation: 7049
I'm currently running my web application on Azure Web Apps and I'm using deployment slots to publish to a staging area and then switching production with staging after the staging area looks fine.
However, I'm unsure if I can stay with Azure Wep Apps - primarily because Azure Web Apps defy some monitoring and diagnostics tools that I probably need to investigate weird application behavior.
That's why I'm wondering what the best way to re-build the deployment slot feature is.
One important requirement is that the application pools don't get recycled during the switch.
Thank you for any tips.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1110
Reputation: 265
We don't offer an equivalent for deployment slots in IIS. You can look at installing the Azure Stack to run Web Apps on-prem and have more control over the OS and you can look at the Diagnostics as a Service functionality of Web Apps to see if it helps with your diagnostics needs. Thanks! Nir (App Service team)
Upvotes: 2