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Add outbound_ip_addresses export to azurerm_app_service_slot #1317
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hey @perbergland Thanks for opening this issue :) From what I understand, the IP Addresses for an App Service Slot will be the same as the IP Addresses for an App Service - as such whilst we can add support for this; are you seeing a difference between the two? Thanks! |
Yeah well once I found out by experience that the outbound addresses change periodically and can take on any ip from that location (unless you cough up a lot of dough for ASE) the value of this output degraded significantly :( |
Hmmm maybe I was wrong - it does seem like the list of IP addresses given is static within a tier: regardless, if the slot has the same IP addresses as the app_service then that is enough. |
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Description
azurerm_app_service_slot share many of the properties of azurerm_app_service.
One such export property that is currently missing is outbound_ip_addresses which can be used to set up firewall entries for resources like SQL server.
New or Affected Resource(s)
Potential Terraform Configuration
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