The Slot Deployment step is where you select the Web App and source and target deployment slots for the deployment.

Infrastructure Definition: select the Infrastructure Definition you created in Define Your Azure Web App Infrastructure.

Service: select the Service you set up in Add Your Docker Image for Azure Web App Deployment or Add Non-Containerized Artifacts for Azure Web App Deployment.

Environment: select the Harness Environment you added in Define Your Azure Web App Infrastructure.

Workflow Type: select Blue/Green Deployment.

In your Harness Application, click Workflows, and then click Add Workflow.Įnter the following settings and click Submit. You'll use these slot names in your Harness Workflow.ĭon't click the Swap button. You can see the Deployment slots for your Web App.Ĭlick Swap. In the Azure portal, click your Web App, and then click Deployment slots. The Harness Workflow will use the existing Deployment slots from your Azure Web App.

Step 1: Collect Azure Web App Information See Supported Platforms and Technologies. The following short video walks you through a Harness Azure Web App Blue/Green Workflow setup.

Define Your Azure Web App Infrastructure.

Add Non-Containerized Artifacts for Azure Web App Deployment.

Add Your Docker Image for Azure Web App Deployment.

Make sure that you have connected Harness to your Azure subscription as described in Connect to Azure and Artifact Repo for Your Web App Deployments.

If you want to shift traffic incrementally as part of the deployment, see Create an Azure Web App Canary Deployment. If you are new to Azure Web App deployment slot swapping, see What happens during a swap from Azure. Contact Harness Support to enable the feature.A Harness Azure Web App Blue/Green deployment swaps traffic from one deployment slot to another. Create an Azure Web App Blue/Green DeploymentĬurrently, this feature is behind the Feature Flag AZURE_WEBAPP.

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