Using GitHub Actions for Python Applications
GitHub announced CI/CD support through GitHub Actions which became generally available at GitHub Universe in November 2019. Since then, many Azure services h...
GitHub announced CI/CD support through GitHub Actions which became generally available at GitHub Universe in November 2019. Since then, many Azure services h...
App Service has added support for anti-virus scans which can send logs to a Storage account, Log Analytics workspace, and Even Hubs for better application mo...
We are happy to announce the public preview of the App Service Environment v3 (ASEv3). The ASEv3 project is a realization of several years of infrastructure ...
With the newly announced launch of .NET 5 General Availability, App Service is offering immediate support for .NET 5 via Early Access stack. The new Early A...
The Azure App Service has quite a few networking integration capabilities but, until now, did not support a dedicated outbound address. We are very happy to ...
The 2020 Q3 update to Azure App Service on Azure Stack Hub is now available. This release updates the resource provider and brings the following key capabili...
We are happy to announce that App Service now supports .NET 5 applications across all public regions and scenarios on both Windows and Linux App Service plans.
This is the third article in our guide for A/B testing with App Service. The first article shows how to set up your client-side project. The second article s...
Starting November 1st, 2020. Docker will be introducing rate limits on unauthenticated pull requests from Docker Hub. These limits are based on the account ...
We are happy to announce Private Endpoint for Web App is now Generally Available in all Azure public regions, for both Windows and Linux apps, containerized ...
This is part one of our deep dive on Diagnosing CPU utilization issues in Azure App Service. In this post, you will learn about measuring CPU utilization for...
The Azure App Service is offered as two deployment types: the multi-tenant service and the App Service Environment. In the multi-tenant service there are tho...
The Premium v3 hardware tier, previously announced at Microsoft Ignite 2020, is now available for you to deploy your applications to. This new hardware tier...
Windows containers on App Service enable you to modernize your Windows applications so you can bring along dependencies or lift-and-shift your current applic...
The first version of the App Service Deployment Center has been generally available since late 2018. The Deployment Center gives a centralized view of all th...
For several years, Red Hat and Microsoft have partnered to create cloud solutions that enable enterprises to achieve more. Today, we are happy to announce th...
The App Service Environment v3 (ASEv3) project is a realization of several years of infrastructure development to enable a best-in-class, network isolated ap...
ASP.NET Framework has fusion Assembly Binding logging (aka Fusion Logging) which allows you to debug assembly load failures in your .NET applications. Fusion...
We have added a new log type for ASP .NET web apps on Windows (ASP .NET Core support is not yet supported). The log type, AppServiceAppLogs, captures your ap...
App Service makes it easy to automatically scale your apps to multiple instances when traffic increases. This increases your app’s throughput, but what if th...
This is the second article in our guide for A/B testing with App Service. See the first article for more information about A/B testing and how to set up your...
A year ago we announced a GitHub Action to deploy your web apps to Azure App Service. In April, we added GitHub Actions as an option in the Deployment Center...
Netflix Eureka is a REST based middleware designed for discovery and load balancing of web applications. For those who already have a Netflix Eureka app, thi...
The Azure App Service is offered as two deployment types: the multi-tenant service and the App Service Environment. In the multi-tenant service there are tho...
Application crashes happen. A crash is when an exception in your code goes un-handled and terminates the process. These unhandled exceptions are also known a...
App Service provides access for FTP and WebDeploy clients to connect using the basic auth credentials found in the site’s publish profile. These APIs are gre...
In software development, A/B testing is the process of comparing two versions of a webpage or application to determine which version improves a metric or KPI...
This article is the fifth part of the Zero to Hero with App Service series. This article assumes you have completed the first article.
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In this installment of Zero to Hero with App Service, learn how to migrate your existing applications to App Service. If you followed parts one, two, and thr...
If you have received a notification from Azure about potentially being impacted by the certificate revocation issue, follow these steps to avoid application ...
This is the third article in the Zero to Hero with App Service series. This article assumes you have already completed the previous two articles.
This is the second article in our Zero to Hero with App Service series. This article assumes you have completed Part 1. In the last article you created an Ap...
In times of rapid change, developers and IT decision-makers must quickly adjust to a drastically evolving landscape. Successful organizations use managed clo...
We have recently added two new log types to our preview of App Service’s Integration with Azure Monitor. The two new log types are:
Azure DevOps enables you to host, build, plan and test your code with complimentary workflows. Using Azure Pipelines as one of these workflows allows you to ...
Regional VNet Integration is now Generally Available for both Linux and Windows apps. The feature behaves the same for apps on either operating system. This ...
We are happy to announce Hybrid Connections for Linux apps is now Generally Available. Hybrid Connections have been available for Windows apps for a few year...
The .NET Framework 4.8 update is a non-breaking in-place upgrade on App Service. No updates are required to existing applications.
Github Actions enables you to easily automate any part of your development workflow. GitHub Actions are defined as YAML files in the .github/workflows direct...
This year, Microsoft Build is entirely online. Live and pre-recorded sessions are available for anyone to view. This article is a recap of the sessions from ...
Modern-day data centers are extremely complex and have many moving parts. VMs can restart or move, systems are upgraded, and file servers are scaled up and d...
We are happy to announce the Public Preview of App Service’s integration with Azure Event Grid. Event Grid is a publish/subscribe messaging service that allo...
We have released the 2020 Q2 update to Azure App Service on Azure Stack Hub. This release updates the resource provider and brings the following key capabili...
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In times of rapid change, developers and IT decision-makers must quickly adjust to a drastically evolving landscape. Successful organizations use managed clo...
.NET 5 is the latest version to expand the capabilities of .NET by taking the best of Core, Framework, Xamarin, and Mono to create a unified platform for imp...
App Service is announcing GA of .NET Core 3.1 LTS on Linux & Windows today. If you are running .NET Core 3.0 applications, which had its end-of-life dat...
Last year we shared an article that demonstrated how to deploy your application to App Service using GitHub Actions. We are excited to share that we have add...
The PremiumV2 hardware tier is now available for older deployments of App Service where it was not previously available. A few years ago Azure App Service be...
We are launching a new experience in App Service Diagnostics to help you more easily and quickly diagnose and solve problems of your application.
We are happy to announce the public preview of Private Link for Azure App Service. This preview is available in limited regions for all PremiumV2 Windows and...
We’re announcing that Tinfoil Security addon will no longer be available through App Service.
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App Service customers often need to access resources in their Azure Virtual Networks. We launched VNet Integration to address this issue in 2014, but our cus...
Wildfly is an open-source application runtime for Java applications, and the upstream project of JBoss EAP. We recently added a new Azure Sample that shows h...
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This afternoon we released the eighth update to Azure App Service on Azure Stack Hub. This release updates the resource provider and brings the following key...