How to update your cloud cloud service setup using Azure Powershell
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There is still no way to update just one parameter (the service management API does not allow it - it only accepts the entire service configuration) So, to update one parameter, you will need to update the entire configuration. And you can do it with PowerShell:
# Add the Azure Account first - this will create a login promppt
Add-AzureAccount
# when you have more then one subscription - you have explicitly select the one
# which holds your cloud service you want to update
Select-AzureSubscription "<Subscription name with spaces goes here>"
# then Update the configuration for the cloud service
Set-AzureDeployment -Config -ServiceName "<cloud_service_name_goes_here>" `
-Configuration "D:/tmp/cloud/ServiceConfiguration.Cloud.cscfg" `
-Slot "Production"
For the `-Configuration 'parameter, I have provided the full local path to the new configuration file that I want to use with my cloud service.
This is a tried and tested solution.
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As Astaykov says, you cannot update a single cloud configuration value using Powershell.
But you can read all the settings, update the one you want to change, save in a temporary file, and then set all the settings again:
UpdateCloudConfig.ps1:
param
(
[string] $cloudService,
[string] $publishSettings,
[string] $subscription,
[string] $role,
[string] $setting,
[string] $value
)
# param checking code removed for brevity
Import-AzurePublishSettingsFile $publishSettings -ErrorAction Stop | Out-Null
function SaveNewSettingInXmlFile($cloudService, [xml]$configuration, $setting, [string]$value)
{
# get the <Role name="Customer.Api"> or <Role name="Customer.NewsletterSubscription.Api"> or <Role name="Identity.Web"> element
$roleElement = $configuration.ServiceConfiguration.Role | ? { $_.name -eq $role }
if (-not($roleElement))
{
Throw "Could not find role $role in existing cloud config"
}
# get the existing AzureServiceBusQueueConfig.ConnectionString element
$settingElement = $roleElement.ConfigurationSettings.Setting | ? { $_.name -eq $setting }
if (-not($settingElement))
{
Throw "Could not find existing element in cloud config with name $setting"
}
if ($settingElement.value -eq $value)
{
Write-Host "No change detected, so will not update cloud config"
return $null
}
# update the value
$settingElement.value = $value
# write configuration out to a file
$filename = $cloudService + ".cscfg"
$configuration.Save("$pwd\$filename")
return $filename
}
Write-Host "Updating setting for $cloudService" -ForegroundColor Green
Select-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionName $subscription -ErrorAction Stop
# get the current settings from Azure
$deployment = Get-AzureDeployment $cloudService -ErrorAction Stop
# save settings with new value to a .cscfg file
$filename = SaveNewSettingInXmlFile $cloudService $deployment.Configuration $setting $value
if (-not($filename)) # there was no change to the cloud config so we can exit nicely
{
return
}
# change the settings in Azure
Set-AzureDeployment -Config -ServiceName $cloudService -Configuration "$pwd\$filename" -Slot Production
# clean up - delete .cscfg file
Remove-Item ("$pwd\$filename")
Write-Host "done"
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