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try doing them as a separate resource…  `AzureNative.Web.WebAppApplicationSettings`

They wont show in your JSON View … you can see them in App Service &gt; Settings &gt; Configuration &gt; Application Settings. If they aren’t showing up there either, try creating `AzureNative.Web.WebAppApplicationSettings` resource and attach it to your app service

<@U03UEN3UN3H> thanks! thatll do it, I am trying to retrieve one of the app settings but when I do

    var webAppConfigs = GetWebApp.Invoke(new GetWebAppInvokeArgs
    {
        Name = standardLogicApp.Name,
        ResourceGroupName = resourceGroup.Name
    }).Apply(config =&gt;
    {
        var data = config.SiteConfig?.AppSettings[0].Value;
        return Output.Format($"{data}");
    });

it comes back null, any idea what I could be doing wrong?

which I guess does make sense now, any idea how I can get those values

for use in Pulumi code? or how were you thinking?

what I do (and replicate at your own risk) …
I create every individual app setting as a separate variable, and then create a List of the settings that I want to push to the app, and then send that list to the WebAppApplicationSettings resource. Then if you want the value of an individual setting, reference the original variable

I reference those variables in my Pulumi Outputs e.g. during my CI/CD pipeline on GitHub