My App service needs to communicate over openSSH without password. I have a Linux App Service plan tier B1 hosted on Azure. If I type "ssh-keygen" it creates a .ssh folder in a root and id_rsa and id_rsa.pub in this folder without a problem. So I copy the .pub key to a remote server and paswordless ssh connection works nicely. BUT after I stop and restart App service, this .ssh folder is gone and I need to repeat this process again. Is there any workaround? Thanks.
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The Web App for Container will lose the data when you restart it. You can take a look at the persistent storage, this will persist the data where you need when you restart the web app. And mount Azure Storage is also a choice. You can select one from the two ways.
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