public static void ScaleUpDown(IAppServicePlan appServicePlan)
{
WriteSection("Applying a possible scale up/down fix");
PricingTier _default = appServicePlan.PricingTier;
PricingTier _next = GetNextTier(_default);
Log("Scaling Up App Service Plan: " + _next.ToString());
appServicePlan.Update().WithPricingTier(_next).Apply();
LetsWaitALittle();
Log("Scaling Down App Service Plan: " + _default.ToString());
appServicePlan.Update().WithPricingTier(_default).Apply();
LetsWaitALittle();
}
// Creates a web app under a new app service plan and cleans up those resources when done
public static void ConfigureAppService(IAzure azure)
{
string appName = "MyConfiguredApp";
string rgName = "MyConfiguredRG";
Console.WriteLine("Creating resource group, app service plan and web app.");
// Create Web app in a new resource group with a new app service plan
var webApp = azure.WebApps.Define(appName).WithRegion(Region.USWest).WithNewResourceGroup(rgName).WithNewWindowsPlan(PricingTier.StandardS1).Create();
var plan = webApp.AppServicePlanId;
Console.WriteLine("Resources created. Check portal.azure.com");
Console.WriteLine("Press any key to scale up app service.");
Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Scaling up the app service.");
// Scale out the app service
IAppServicePlan appPlan = azure.AppServices.AppServicePlans.GetById(plan);
appPlan.Update().WithCapacity(appPlan.Capacity * 2).Apply();
Console.WriteLine("App service scaled up.");
Console.WriteLine("Press any key to clean up resources.");
Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Cleaning up resources.");
// Delete resources one-by-one
// Note: might be most efficient to delete by resource group, but wanted to learn code for each piece. (This is a learning exercise afterall!)
azure.WebApps.DeleteById(webApp.Id);
azure.AppServices.AppServicePlans.DeleteById(plan);
azure.ResourceGroups.DeleteByName(rgName);
Console.WriteLine("Resources cleaned.");
}