Manage Azure AppService Files using Powershell
For the last couple of weeks, I've been working on a project that is focused on Azure App Services and how certain applications can be hosted on them. Part of the project was to examine the performance of the storage space that each plan offers and whether it can accommodate the needs of each application. If you deploy an App Service that is using code instead of containers, you'll have to upload the files to the App Service's storage yourself. This can be achieved in many ways, including DevOps pipelines, development tools such as Visual Studio and FTP. In my case, I was handed a testing version of the website code that was based on PHP and a large number of files used by the site, including CSS and JS and a lot of image files that I had to upload to the AppService. In order to provide the required information regarding the endpoints to connect to and with what credentials, Azure provides a file called "Publish Profile". There are three profiles included in the p...