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Is the azure web app part of the azure app service?


Asked by Stefan Pitts on Nov 30, 2021 Web Services



Once a stand-alone feature called Azure Websites, today’s Azure Web Apps are a part of the Azure App Service product umbrella. This is important because it is the Azure App Service that is the container for your web app, and also the plan around which pricing is based.
Keeping this in consideration,
Create a web app In the Azure Portal, click Create a resource > Web + Mobile > Web App. Select your subscription. Select or create a resource group. Select or create an App Service plan. Enter the name for your web app, and then click Create.
Similarly, To create a web app, follow these steps: Click the File tab, and then click the word New in the red left-hand panel. Click the Custom Web App button (it’s rather large, so you can’t miss it). Enter a name for the app in the App Name text box. Select or enter the URL for the site that will host the web app.
Besides,
With Azure Storage Queue, the order messages are processed are not guaranteed, whereas with Service Bus you can enable session and truly guarantee a First In First Out order (FIFO). Also, Service Bus introduces the notion of topic and subscription . The topic is your sender and subscriptions are the receivers that filter which message to process.
Also,
This tutorial shows how to troubleshoot an App Service app using Azure Monitor. The sample app includes code meant to exhaust memory and cause HTTP 500 errors, so you can diagnose and fix the problem using Azure Monitor. When you're finished, you'll have a sample app running on App Service on Linux integrated with Azure Monitor.