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App Services secrets backup from powershell or using REST API
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Przemysław Dmochowski
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In order to automate backup of PaaS services I need to get App Services' secrets as json file.
There is documented, interactive procedure using Azure Stack HUB's Admin Portal (se screenshot below), but I need something else for use in power shell or as REST API call. Any advices?
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TravisCragg-MSFT 5,676 Reputation points Microsoft Employee2021-08-31T03:43:08.367+00:00 Some of these are only available in the portal, but I have reached out to the product team to see if there is another way.
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