For more information about the HA deployment for the App Service, please check the following guide. Otherwise, the service might become unavailable if any of the components fail. Since it’s a production deployment, it’s recommended and important to deploy the App Service in a highly available configuration.

The other day, I was preparing for the App Service resource provider deployment on Azure Stack Integrated Systems, and I was going through all the prerequisites steps before I begin with the actual deployment. For more information about the App Service resource provider in Azure Stack, please check the following article. It is possible to scale these instances to meet the requirements of the App Service resource provider. The worker roles obtain the required files for the web app from this role. File Server: This stores the content for each web app that is uploaded to App Service.Worker (in Shared mode): This role is responsible for executing the web app that the client is connecting to.It is the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) endpoint and is responsible for integration with code repositories such as GitHub. Publisher: This role is responsible for publishing the DevOps-created content for web apps.Front-End: This role accepts the inbound HTTP/HTTPS requests from consumers of the web app, it routes the request to the worker server where the web app is being executed and returns responses from the worker to the client.Management: This role is the App Service REST API that Azure Stack uses.Website Controller: This role server is responsible for provisioning and managing the other roles in the App Service.NET Framework languages.īy default, when you deploy the App Service resource provider in Azure Stack, it creates the following infrastructure for you: You can use many popular development platforms and languages including Java, PHP, Node.js, Python, and the Microsoft. The App Service provides features and frameworks that are required for building, deploying, and maintaining enterprise-level applications. It is designed to help solve many of the problems faced by web developers by focusing on delivering web hosting at the cloud scale. Users and tenants can use the App Service resource provider to create web applications, mobile application back ends, RESTful APIs, and more. The App Service resource provider in Azure Stack is a PaaS-based service that is deployed and maintained by the Azure Stack Cloud Operator.

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