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1. Select **Save** to apply the deployment settings.
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## 5. Add an app setting to enable error simulation
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### Add an app setting to enable error simulation
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To control error simulation, configure an app setting your app checks at runtime.
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1. At the bottom of the *Environment variables* page, select **Apply** to apply the changes.
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1. When prompted, select **Confirm** to confirm and restart the app in the selected slot.
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## 6. Create an Azure SRE Agent
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## 5. Create an Azure SRE Agent
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Now, create an Azure SRE Agent to monitor your App Service app.
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1. Back in the *Create agent* window, select **Create**. The agent creation process takes a few minutes to complete.
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## 7. Chat with your agent
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## 6. Chat with your agent
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Once your SRE Agent is deployed and connected to your resource group, you can interact with it using natural language to monitor and troubleshoot your app.
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Now that the agent can see your app, you’re ready to simulate a failure and let the agent help you resolve it.
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## 8. Break the app
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## 7. Break the app
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Now simulate a failure scenario by swapping to the broken deployment slot.
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1. Refresh the page (by pressing Command-R or F5) several times to generate additional HTTP 500 errors, which help the SRE Agent detect and diagnose the issue.
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## 9. Fix the app
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## 8. Fix the app
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Now that the app is experiencing failures, use the SRE Agent to diagnose and resolve the issue.
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> *The slot swap for my-sre-app has been completed successfully (timestamp). The production slot has been restored. I will now continue with post-mitigation steps:*
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> *I will ask you for the correct GitHub repo URL to raise an issue for the swap-related downtime.* 
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> *I will monitor the app and provide an availability update in 5 minutes.* 
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> *I will ask you for the correct GitHub repo URL to raise an issue for the swap-related downtime.*
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> *I will monitor the app and provide an availability update in 5 minutes.*
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> *Please provide the GitHub repository URL where you want the issue to be raised.*
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## 10. Verify the fix
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## 9. Verify the fix
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After the SRE Agent rolls back the slot swap, confirm that your app is functioning correctly.
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