Announcing Azure App Service Companion preview
Byron Tardif
UPDATE: Azure App Service companion is now available in the Apple App Store for your iOS devices
Today when you are managing your existing Azure App Service assets you have two options, the Azure Portal, or Azure CLI both of these experiences are great when used in your laptop/desktop regardless of what operating system you are using. However, neither of them are tailored for use in mobile scenarios. This is where Azure App Service Companion comes into play. The goal for Azure App Service Companion is to provide the basic functionality that you need when you are on the go, without requiring you to use your laptop. All in a native experience for your device.
Azure App Service Companion allows you to:
The initial preview release for the app is now available in Google Play, we will be adding more functionality and new features in the coming weeks.
If you have any questions about this app or App Service in general be sure to check our forums in MSDN and Stack Overflow. For any feature requests or ideas check out our User Voice
In order to use the full capabilities of this application, you need to have an active Microsoft Azure subscription. To learn more about Azure subscriptions, see http://aka.ms/AzureSubscriptions.
Today when you are managing your existing Azure App Service assets you have two options, the Azure Portal, or Azure CLI both of these experiences are great when used in your laptop/desktop regardless of what operating system you are using. However, neither of them are tailored for use in mobile scenarios. This is where Azure App Service Companion comes into play. The goal for Azure App Service Companion is to provide the basic functionality that you need when you are on the go, without requiring you to use your laptop. All in a native experience for your device.
Azure App Service Companion allows you to:
- Monitor your App Service instances
- View custom alerts based on site status
- Troubleshoot sites from anywhere
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