Diagram
A quadrant chart comparing Azure App Service deployment slot settings. The top quadrants represent settings that swap with the code, such as general app settings and connection strings, while the bottom quadrants represent sticky settings that stay with the slot, like custom domains, SSL certificates, publishing endpoints, and IP restrictions.
Categorize and Manage Configuration Persistence
When you configure an app, you must understand which settings travel with your code during a swap and which stay behind. Slot-specific settings, also known as sticky settings, are configurations tied directly to a specific slot environment that never change during a swap. These include critical environment configurations like custom domains, SSL certificates, publishing endpoints, and IP restrictions. In contrast, non-slot-specific settings represent general application settings that swap automatically to ensure the new application version runs with its matching configuration.
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