Creating an App Configuration resource
Azure App Configuration is a service that's used to manage application configuration settings such as flags or any other static keys that are required across applications. It provides a centralized location to store configurations that can be referred to later. When you are working in a cloud environment, many components are distributed across multiple machines, and having the application configurations for each component can cause issues such as inconsistencies in the configuration values, which makes it hard to troubleshoot errors. In such scenarios, you can use Azure App Configuration to store your application settings in a centralized location that can be changed dynamically without requiring any deployment.
In this recipe, you will learn how to create an App Configuration resource in the Azure portal using a UI.
Getting ready
Before starting, you need to ensure you have contributor access to the subscription or are the owner...
