File structure on azure

See Accessing files via FTP for info on getting at all the files that relate to your site.

In there, you will see the following structure (or at least a subset of it):

/
  LogFiles
    Application
      <instance>-<pid>-<ticks>.txt // application (nodejs/dotnet/php) traces
    DetailedError
      ErrorPage####.htm // error details
    Git
      trace
        trace.xml // Trace generated during git deployments
        <instance>-<guid>.txt // kudu related traces
      deployment
        <instance>-<guid>.txt // deployment related traces
    http
      RawLogs
        <logfile>.log // iis http log.  iis buffers and flushes every 60sec.
    W3SVC#####
      fr####.xml // IIS fail request traces
      freb.xsl
  site
    wwwroot
      hello.htm     // The files that are live in your app
    repository          // Your repo, including working files (i.e. not bare)
      .git
        HEAD, index and other git files
    deployments
      [commit id 1]
        log.xml       // The deployment log, similar to what the protal shows
        status.xml    // The status of the deployment (success/failure)
        manifest  // The list of files that were deployed
      [commit id 2]
        ...
    .ssh
      config  // This contains config to disable strict host checking
      id_rsa  // private key in PEM format
      known_hosts // known hosts have been accepted
  kuduservice
    Used when your site uses private kudu bits