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I want to do a slot deployment in Azure that automatically swaps the slots if deployment is successful. For that I have an endpoint that returns 200 if everything's fine, returns nothing if anything's wrong (no response).
I have this code in my web.config: 

<applicationInitialization doAppInitAfterRestart="true">
  <add initializationPage="/validate" />
</applicationInitialization>

My app does not run on port 80. Will it still find the app and request the page ?

PS.: I can't test this without opening a pull request and getting it merged. And the team prefers to keep the project's history clean.

xyious
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  • I'd imagine you don't need to, since your app can listen to many ports. IIS makes the init request, it knows which process is running your app. – juunas Nov 14 '18 at 08:48
  • @xyious, Any luck with this – AstroBoy May 06 '21 at 03:43
  • @AstroBoy nope. As far as I remember we kinda just gave up on (automatic) slot deployments (for unrelated reasons). – xyious May 06 '21 at 15:26

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ApplicationInitialization only works with port 80 and will apparently always add ":80"

Isaack Rasmussen
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