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Navigate the managed application

The Azure Managed Application is the customer-facing control point for deployment details and supported lifecycle actions. Available commands can vary by offer, plan, and application version.

Open the application

  1. In the Azure portal, search for Managed applications.
  2. Select the application in its application resource group.
  3. Confirm the application name, subscription, resource group, location, and provisioning state.
  4. Use JSON View when you need the complete managed application resource ID. Copy the id value; do not reconstruct it.

Use overview actions

The current source package defines these overview actions. Use an action only when it appears in the deployed application:

Action Outcome
Certificate Management Download a private or public CSR and upload the corresponding signed public certificate chain
DNS Management Open deployment-specific DNS configuration guidance
Request Support Submit an email, subject, and problem description for the managed application

An action that is absent is not available for that deployment. Do not modify managed infrastructure to reproduce it.

Review My Deployment

Under Resources, open My Deployment. The current source package defines columns for:

  • Deployment Name;
  • Application;
  • Profile;
  • Capacity;
  • Topology;
  • Location;
  • Health;
  • Sync Status;
  • More Info.

Do not infer readiness from one column alone. Azure provisioning, platform health, synchronization, endpoint publication, and customer connectivity are separate gates.

Configure supported settings

When Configure Deployment is available, it can expose controlled changes for profile, network and DNS, maintenance, licensing, OIDC, and advanced configuration. Only enable a change after recording its owner, expected impact, maintenance requirement, rollback path, and validation steps.

Never place a client secret, license payload, private key, or advanced configuration in a screenshot or support ticket.

Find endpoints and outputs

Use the latest successful deployment's Outputs and customer-facing properties to find the deployment-provided URLs and domains. Continue with review deployment outputs.