Azure App Service provides an easy-to-operate cloud environment where you can quickly deploy websites or mobile applications.
App Service can be used to build, quickly deploy, or make just-in-time adjustments to web application platforms. Services can be executed on Windows or Linux according to user expectations. And programming languages such as .NET, .NET Core, Node.js, Java, Python, and PHP are supported. Microfusion is well aware of what enterprises need. We help you to get started right away with Azure APP Service and achieve your business goals.
APP Service not only adds Azure functionality to your programs, but also optimizes functions such as security, load balancing, automatic adjustment, and automatic management. You can also use DevOps functions from Azure DevOps, GitHub, Docker Hub, or other sources that provide services such as continuous deployment, package management, and environment preparation. The “pay-as-you-go” is also a major feature of this service. Users only need to pay for the volume of Azure used. This allows you to flexibly deploy cloud resources. Next, we have organized more product features to help you understand them all in one read-through:
App Service can support programming languages such as ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, Java, Ruby, Node.js, PHP, and Python, and can also execute PowerShell and other commands or executable files as background services.
App Service automatically patches and maintains the system, including programming language and architecture. This enables IT teams to spend time on writing programs, while you let Azure automatically handle platform issues.
Dockerize your own programs, load custom Windows or Linux container templates in App Service, and use Docker Compose to execute multi-container applications to migrate your Docker directly to the App Service.
Use Azure DevOps, GitHub, BitBucket, Docker Hub or Azure Container Registry to set up continuous integration and continuous deployment; and use Azure PowerShell or Command Line Interface (CLI) to manage your applications.
App Service SLA is highly available, meaning it can be adjusted manually or automatically; and you can install programs anywhere in Azure’s server.
There are more than 50 systems (such as SAP), SaaS services (such as: Salesforce), web services (such as: Facebook), and other connections to choose from. Use hybrid connections and Azure virtual network docking to access deployment data.
App Service is compatible with ISO, SOC and PCI. Users can be authenticated through various accounts, such as Azure Active Directory, Google, Facebook, Twitter or Microsoft, where they can establish IP restrictions and manage identities.
Multiple styles of application templates are available in the Marketplace, such as: WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, etc.
The tools in Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code can simplify building, deployment, and debugging tasks.
It can provide RESTful API and simplify mobile application cases by enabling authentication, offline data synchronization, and push notifications.
Run code or script on demand, without needing to deploy or manage the infrastructure—you only need to pay for the computing time actually used by the code.
With Azure App Service, applications can be quickly deployed and connected with cloud services, such as Azure Database. Azure VM can also use App Service to access data and use applications.
