1. App Service Editor

(at Azure App Service window)

 

Click ‘Open Editor’ inside App Service Editor

Using this editor you can perform various actions and see various data about the app service.

• Editor shows the  list of the files that are currently installed as part of this app service.
• You can not only see the list of files, but you can actually see the contents of these files. Click the appsettings.json file to check the settings
• You can not only take a look at the file, but you can also make changes.

 

 

 

2. Console

Give a a command line access to the virtual machine running our code.

• Type dir - the list all down all directories

 

 

 

3.  App Service Plan

 

Click our Plan Name

look at some infrastructure-related statistics. Keep in mind the app service plan is essentially the virtual machine running the app service. This allows you to observe the CPU %, RAM percentage, data in and so forth.

 

 

4. Outbound IP Address

App Service Detail Page - 

App services thus have several outgoing IP addresses. should you wish to specify a firewall for another resource so that just app service access is permitted, therefore you should know the likely IP addresses going out. Just click the show more here, and here is the list from this app service, probable outbound IP addresses. Therefore, should you require knowledge where inquiries come from, then you may locate it exactly here.