Get the template of a funtion app in azure

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I'm trying to export the template of a function app. All i managed to get is the full JSON template of the resource group the function app belongs to.

The automation script link below generates it. Even if i'm located in function app settings, it keeps generating the full resource group template.

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I'm trying to export the template of a function app. All i managed to get is the full JSON template of the resource group the function app belongs to.

The automation script link below generates it. Even if i'm located in function app settings, it keeps generating the full resource group template.

enter image description here

Thank you for your help

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I'm trying to export the template of a function app. All i managed to get is the full JSON template of the resource group the function app belongs to.

The automation script link below generates it. Even if i'm located in function app settings, it keeps generating the full resource group template.

enter image description here

Thank you for your help

asked Nov 8 at 10:24

Slrg

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I'm trying to export the template of a function app. All i managed to get is the full JSON template of the resource group the function app belongs to.

The automation script link below generates it. Even if i'm located in function app settings, it keeps generating the full resource group template.

enter image description here

Thank you for your help

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Slrg

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asked Nov 8 at 10:24

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Except that you can export the template from the resource group, you can export the template from the deployment. Find the function related deployment name from your resource group page-settings-developments, then click Templates and Download.

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For more details, you can refer to export an Azure Resource Manager template from existing resources.

Alternatively, you can access the Azure Resource Explorer site to discover the Azure Resource Management APIs, navigate to the resources you are looking for, and just copypaste it.

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enter image description here

For more details, you can refer to export an Azure Resource Manager template from existing resources.

Alternatively, you can access the Azure Resource Explorer site to discover the Azure Resource Management APIs, navigate to the resources you are looking for, and just copypaste it.

edited Nov 9 at 9:03

answered Nov 9 at 8:36

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Thank you ! i found it
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enter image description here

For more details, you can refer to export an Azure Resource Manager template from existing resources.

Alternatively, you can access the Azure Resource Explorer site to discover the Azure Resource Management APIs, navigate to the resources you are looking for, and just copypaste it.

edited Nov 9 at 9:03

answered Nov 9 at 8:36

Nancy Xiong - MSFT

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Thank you ! i found it
– Slrg
Nov 9 at 10:41

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enter image description here

For more details, you can refer to export an Azure Resource Manager template from existing resources.

Alternatively, you can access the Azure Resource Explorer site to discover the Azure Resource Management APIs, navigate to the resources you are looking for, and just copypaste it.

edited Nov 9 at 9:03

answered Nov 9 at 8:36

Nancy Xiong - MSFT

1,708116

enter image description here

For more details, you can refer to export an Azure Resource Manager template from existing resources.

Alternatively, you can access the Azure Resource Explorer site to discover the Azure Resource Management APIs, navigate to the resources you are looking for, and just copypaste it.

edited Nov 9 at 9:03

answered Nov 9 at 8:36

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edited Nov 9 at 9:03

answered Nov 9 at 8:36

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answered Nov 9 at 8:36

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answered Nov 9 at 8:36

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Thank you ! i found it
– Slrg
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