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한국어Azure App Service
Product
Platform as a service for hosting web apps, REST APIs and mobile back ends with built-in scaling, deployment slots and CI/CD integration.
| Type | Product |
|---|---|
| Ook bekend als | App Service |
| Documentatie | learn.microsoft.com/azure/app-service |
Articles about Azure App Service (11)
- Systeemtoegewezen versus door de gebruiker toegewezen Azure-beheerde identiteiten: welke kies je?
· Mirko Peters
Vergelijk systeemtoegewezen en door de gebruiker toegewezen Azure-beheerde identiteiten. Ontdek welk identiteitstype je moet kiezen om de administratieve lasten te verlagen en veil - Azure App Service-plannen uitgelegd: hoe prijsniveaus functies en resources afschermen
· Mirko Peters
Ontdek hoe Azure App Service-plannen en prijsniveaus functies afschermen, rekenresources beheren en invloed hebben op schalen voor webapps en API's. - Waarom Kubernetes voor de meeste Azure-apps overkill is (en wat je beter kunt gebruiken)
· Mirko Peters
Ontdek waarom Kubernetes vaak overkill is voor Azure-apps. Leer hoe je eenvoudigere PaaS-alternatieven kiest en veerkrachtige, kosteneffectieve cloudsystemen bouwt. - Azure Logic Apps Consumption vs Standard: welk integratiehostingmodel kies je?
· Mirko Peters
Vergelijk de hostingmodellen Azure Logic Apps Consumption en Standard. Ontdek de belangrijkste verschillen in prijs, compute, netwerkopties en lokale ontwikkeling. - Zeg vaarwel tegen hard-gecodeerde geheimen met Azure Managed Identities
· Mirko Peters
Welkom terug bij de blog! Als je onze podcast volgt, weet je dat we voortdurend kijken naar manieren om cloudinfrastructuur veiliger, veerkrachtiger en beter beheersbaar te maken. - System-Assigned vs. User-Assigned Azure Managed Identities: Which One Should You Choose?
· Mirko Peters
Compare system-assigned and user-assigned Azure managed identities. Learn which identity type to choose to reduce administrative overhead and scale securely. - Azure App Service Plans Explained: How Pricing Tiers Gate Features and Resources
· Mirko Peters
Explore how Azure App Service plans and pricing tiers gate features, manage compute resources, and impact scaling for web apps and APIs. - Why Kubernetes Is Overkill for Most Azure Apps (And What to Use Instead)
· Mirko Peters
Discover why Kubernetes is often overkill for Azure apps. Learn how to choose simpler PaaS alternatives and build resilient, cost-effective cloud systems. - Azure Logic Apps Consumption vs Standard: Which Integration Hosting Model Should You Choose?
· Mirko Peters
Compare Azure Logic Apps Consumption and Standard hosting models. Learn key differences in pricing, compute, networking, and local development. - Say Goodbye to Hard-Coded Secrets with Azure Managed Identities
· Mirko Peters
Welcome back to the blog! If you have been keeping up with our podcast, you know we are constantly looking at ways to make cloud infrastructure more secure, resilie… - Skip the Setup: How Azure Boilerplate Code Accelerates Web App Deployment
· Mirko Peters
Welcome back to the podcast! Today, we are diving deep into the world of cloud deployment efficiency. If you have ever stared at a blank screen, wondering how to st…
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Latest update
Retirement: Azure App Service on Azure Stack Hub
Azure App Service on Azure Stack Hub will be retired on September
30, 2029.
Starting September 30, 2026, new installations will
no longer be supported, and no new product releases, features, or enhancements
will be made available. Existing supported deployments can continue to run and
upgrade to the latest available release until retirement.
Customers should begin planning migration to Azure App
Service in Azure now to continue receiving support, security updates, platform improvements,
and new capabilities.
On September 30th, 2029, App Service on
Azure Stack will reach retirement and Microsoft support will end.
Recommended…
Retirement: September 2029
Older updates (1)
Retirement: Support for Java 8, 11 and 17 will end on September 1, 2027
On September 1, 2027 support for Java 8, 11 and 17 will end. Your
apps that are hosted on App Service will continue to run, but security updates
will no longer be available, and we’ll no longer provide customer service for Java
8, 11 and 17.Required action
To avoid potential security vulnerabilities and
minimize risk for your App Service apps, follow the steps to upgrade your app to
Java 25 before September 1, 2027.
Learn
more.
Retirement: September 2027
Summaries of official Microsoft release information, checked daily.
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Experts en bedrijven voor dit onderwerp
- Mirko Peters · Microsoft MVP
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