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Azure App Service is a platform that lets you run web applications, mobile back ends, and RESTful APIs without worrying about managing the underlying infrastructure. Think of it as a powerful web hosting service that takes care of all the heavy lifting for you, so can focus on creating great applications.
App Serivce supports a variety of web stacks: .NET, Java (in Java SE, Tomcat), Node.js, Python, and PHP, and can run them on both Windows and Linux. Or, if your app is containerized, you can just deploy it as a custom container.
Why Use Azure App Service?
Whether you're a student, a small business, a startup, or an enterprise, App Service offers a wide range of features tailored to meet your needs.
Students
- Free access: In addition to the widely-available free tier, students can take advantage of the Azure for Students Starter program.
- IDE support: Purpose-built deployment tools are available for Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ, and Eclipse.
- Easy to use: Run your apps without needing experience in infrastructure management.
- Learning Resources: Plenty of tutorials and guides to help you get started.
Small businesses and startups
- Cost-effective: Pay only for the resources you use, and scale up or out with your business.
- Command-line friendly: Deploy using command line tools you already use, such as Maven, Gradle, Azure Developer CLI, Azure CLI, and Azure PowerShell.
- Scalability: Automatically scale your applications based on demand.
- Global reach: Deploy your apps in data centers around the world.
Enterprises
- CI/CD: Deploy continuously with GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines, and more. Deploy predictably through staging environments.
- High-density hosting savings: Run more applications on fewer VMs with the memory-optimized P*mv3 tiers, and save up to 55% on predictable workloads with Azure savings plans and reserved instances.