In the search bar at the top of the Azure Portal, enter app service plans.

The most up-to-date information for the features included with each tier is available here and in the Azure Portal as you will see in this Lab Step where you create an App Service plan.ġ.

Isolated: Scale up to 100 instances, runs inside of an Azure Virtual Network isolated from other customers, and supports private access use cases.

Premium: Scale up to 20 instances and additional storage over the standard tier.

It scales up to ten (10) instances with Autoscaling support and VNet integration to access resources in your Azure virtual networks without exposing them to the internet

Standard: The first tier recommended for production workloads.

Basic: Run unlimited apps and scale up to three instances with built-in load balancing.

Shared (Windows only): Run more apps and provides support for custom domains.

Free (Windows only): Run a small number of apps for free.

The following list highlights some of the distinctions between the available tiers: App Service plans are offered in different tiers, with more functionality provided by higher, more expensive tiers. NET Core, Java, Ruby, Node.js, PHP, Python, and Docker containers.Īpp Service plans are containers for the apps that you deploy in App Service. The App Service platform supports both Windows and Linux for running applications in a variety of languages and frameworks, such as .NET. Note: You will need an active Azure Tenant or a Trial subscription to complete these tasks, however it is a quick read with snapshots to follow along.Īzure App Service is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offering that allows you to quickly build, deploy, and scale Web, API, Mobile, and Function apps.

Swap the application from staging to production.

Create a deployment slot for a staging application.

Office 365 Tenant to Tenant Migration Services.

Office 365 Migration Services Menu Toggle.

Azure web app deployment slots