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Enable Dapr Sidecar

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Recipe · 4 steps

Enable Dapr Sidecar

with Azure Container Apps · IT Infrastructure Management

Turn on the Dapr sidecar for an app and confirm the new revision rolls out.

  1. Read the container app to confirm it exists before enabling the Dapr sidecar on its configuration.
  2. Patch the container app configuration to enable the Dapr sidecar with the supplied app id, protocol, and port in the ARM properties envelope.
  3. Read the container app and check its provisioningState, looping while the Dapr change is still rolling out and proceeding once it settles.
  4. List the app's revisions to expose the Dapr-enabled revision.
What you'll need to have ready
  • subscriptionId: The Azure subscription ID.
  • resourceGroupName: The name of the resource group.
  • containerAppName: The name of the container app.
  • location: The Azure region of the app (e.g. eastus).
  • daprAppId: The Dapr application identifier for the sidecar.
  • daprAppPort: The port Dapr uses to communicate with the app.
  • apiVersion: Client API version.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow azure-container-apps:enable-dapr-sidecar, 4 operations: ContainerApps_Get → ContainerApps_Update → ContainerApps_Get → ContainerAppsRevisions_ListRevisions. Specs on APIs.io.

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