Announcing App Service Environment v3 GA
We are happy to announce the GA of App Service Environment v3 (ASEv3) along with Isolated V2. The ASEv3 was developed in response to customer feedback and has many improvements over the earlier versions while still providing an isolated single tenant web application hosting platform. As part of the Azure App Service, the ASEv3 provides a PaaS experience to host your Windows or Linux applications. You can deploy Windows or Linux applications as code and Microsoft will manage the OS your applications run in. If you want greater control over your app, you have the ability to host Linux containers as well. Just like with earlier versions, the ASEv3 deploys into a subnet in one of your Azure Virtual Networks (VNets). You can choose to deploy the ASE with an internal VIP in your VNet or with an external VIP that faces the internet. Apps that are deployed into an ASEv3 can access resources within the same VNet without any additional configuration. The inbound and outbound traffic to your apps can be controlled completely with Network Security Groups (NSGs) or any supported type of routes.Azure Container Apps Virtual Network Integration
Today, we are excited to announce that Azure Container Apps can be deployed into a custom Azure Virtual Network (VNet)! With the release of the Azure Container Apps BYO VNet capability, customers can now configure both inbound and outbound VNet integration for their Azure Container Apps environment.
Restore(Undelete) Deleted Web Apps
We can restore a delete web app, If the WebApp was deleted in last 30 days. If the WebApp was not hosted on Free or Shared sku. If the WebApp was not hosted on App Service Environment (ASE). If it's not a Function App hosted on Consumption or Elastic Premium plans.How to store app secrets for your ASP .NET Core project
This article is for you that is either completely new to ASP .NET Core or is currently storing your secrets in config files that you may or may not check in by mistake. Keep secrets separate, store them using the Secret management tool in dev mode, and look into services like Azure KeyVault for production.
Managed Identity for Azure App Services
Azure App Service supports an interesting feature called Managed Identity from Azure Active Directory. This allows your App Service to easily connect to Azure Resources such as Azure KeyVault, Azure Storage, Azure SQL etc. You could refer to our official documentation for more details on this feature here. MSI-Validator helps you troubleshoot issues with Managed Identity on App Services.Announcing the General Availability of WordPress on Azure App Service
We are thrilled to announce that WordPress on Azure App Service, which was running on Public Preview since 15 February 2022, has been made Generally Available on 8 August 2022. To read the Public Preview Announcement read the blog post on The new and better ‘WordPress on App Service’ - Microsoft Tech Community.
