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Inventory App Services enabled for VNet Integration – Stefan Ivemo – A blog about Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365 and occasionally AWS.
I’ve been working a lot with Azure Networking the last couple of months, re-building and implementing new networking designs all over the place. When the time comes to move services to the new VNets I’ve deployed it can sometimes be a bit difficult to find all the services connected to the old VNets(not all services are listed under connected devices in the VNet). One of them are App Services and Function Apps with VNet Integration enabled. Since VNet Integration was released for App Services and Function Apps (available for Function Apps running on App Service Plans only!) a couple of months ago it’s been spreading like a disease across Azure Subscriptions with high privileged developers enabling it left to right i
Hi,
Script works fine and got what I wanted, but with many subs you have to choose them one by one.
But as Resource Graph now supports this so you can also use something like this:
resources
| where type == "microsoft.web/sites"
| where properties.virtualNetworkSubnetId == '/subscriptions/zxxxxzxzxx /subnets/SNET-WEU-dsdfsdf
| project name,properties.virtualNetworkSubnetId
Inventory App Services enabled for VNet Integration – Stefan Ivemo – A blog about Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365 and occasionally AWS.
I’ve been working a lot with Azure Networking the last couple of months, re-building and implementing new networking designs all over the place. When the time comes to move services to the new VNets I’ve deployed it can sometimes be a bit difficult to find all the services connected to the old VNets(not all services are listed under connected devices in the VNet). One of them are App Services and Function Apps with VNet Integration enabled. Since VNet Integration was released for App Services and Function Apps (available for Function Apps running on App Service Plans only!) a couple of months ago it’s been spreading like a disease across Azure Subscriptions with high privileged developers enabling it left to right i
https://blog.ivemo.se/Inventory-App-Services-enabled-for-VNet-Integration/
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