Know more about Azure Website KUDU?

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KUDU is the web tool for analyzing and troubleshooting azure websites.


Benefits of Kudu
  • Know about operating system
  • Environment variables
  • Processors & cores
  • Applications settings
  • Connection strings
  • Process explorer (running instances)
  • Debugging console (Command prompt & PowerShell)
  • Diagnostics Log (view & download)
  • Site extensions management
  • and more

website environment details
Environment details


Kudu Command prompt
Command prompt

Are your wondering to use KUDU?, its very simple open browser and type https://{your azure website name}.scm.azurewebsites.net. To access KUDU you need to have your azure deployment credentials!

Example

Your azure website : https://textingwebsite.azurewebsites.net/
Kudu URL : https://textingwebsite.scm.azurewebsites.net/

for more information about Kudu click here




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