dynatrace/dynatrace-azure-webapp-deployment

This script automates the Dynatrace Agent installation for Azure WebApps

Dynatrace Azure WebApp Deployment

This script automates the Dynatrace OneAgent installation for the Azure WebApps PaaS-offering.

It basically adds the required application settings to your WebApps and installs the Dynatrace Site Extension (https://www.siteextensions.net/packages/Dynatrace).

Before using this script, you need to install the Azure PowerShell: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/powershell-install-configure/

After that, open a PowerShell window and type 'Add-AzureAccount'. Enter your Azure user-credentials in the prompt that pops up.

If you have multiple subscriptions make sure you select the subscription which contains your app.

To list your subscriptions type 'Get-AzureRmSubscription'. To select a subscription type 'Select-AzureSubscription'.

usage: .\dynatrace-azure-updater.ps1 websitename deployment-username deployment-password tenant apitoken

• websitename the name of your Azure WebApp or API App
• deployment-username/deployment-password Your azure deployment credentials, which you can set in the azure portal under "App Deployment" > "Deployment credentials"
• tenant/apitoken Your Dynatrace environment ID and API token, which you can find in Dynatrace under "Deploy Dynatrace"

dynatrace-azure-webapp-deployment's Issues

Question: clarification or ARM vs PowerShell for dynatrace one agent.

After reading this article and then read through the PowerShell in this repo. Can I clarify that: all we need is to get the Dynatrace Site Extension installed, and then update the website appsettings, is that correct?
If so, instead of powershell, I can use ARM JSON template to install the extension. And then use whatever available to update appsetttings, is that correct?
https://sethreid.co.nz/adding-site-extension-azure-web-app-arm-template-deployment/