Azure Web App for Containers Reviews

One can deploy different kinds of applications on containers.

One can build deploy model apps and microservices on containers.

It will save costs.

Ease of Integration with the microservices architecture.

It is just few clicks to run your docker image on WebApp and the most awesome feature is the blue-green deployment so it is giving flexibility to user to simply switch the stack via domain name after performing smoke test on prod.

The cost of the webApp is bit high and some time face the issue while updating the scaling policy.

It's completely managed infra so you just need pass docker image url & no infra management so it's peaceful

Simplified in almost all the aspects. Easy to deploy and begin the usage.

Prices can be considered, since not every firm is a massive organization.

Easy-to-deploy and easy-to-use has cut down time (and hence cost) drastically.

The functionality is well defined and designed for organisation to use this Cloud based services

Nothing about it is disliking. It has all compatibility.

Make best of it

Deploying modern apps and microservices

to be more productive and help people around me. Get all the tasks assigned done, beat the SLA and improving every day, and make the company grow with my actions.

I really dont like mostly people how can not tell the truth when presented the moment to redeem themself for the best. Loyalty and truthness is what i mostly like to do and praise in people who do so. not easy to find someone but it is always possible.

I really dont like mostly people how can not tell the truth when presented the moment to redeem themself for the best. Loyalty and truthness is what i mostly like to do and praise in people who do so. not easy to find someone but it is always possible.

Azure's consumption plan featuring managed serverless containers for hosting web apps, container instances, function apps are very robust. Takes confusion out of the picture to allow you to focus on building great services. Azure Container Apps make the "craze" of Kubernetes & Docker deployments seem less enthralling because Azure serverless is simple and very effective.

Still building out new features to these services. Some features are in preview at this time but as more and more developers adopt Azure Container Apps, it will continue to become more robust.

There have been some stability / reliability issues. When escalating to Microsoft Support, they were able to find logs that pointed to the issues at hand but those metrics & logs were very difficult to find. More visibility in this area would be great for the admin/SRE/developer when triaging issues.

It allows me to use Customized Docker container images; I can quickly run them on the Azure App Service Platform, which is excellent. It is very easy and fast to create and deploy on server.

Found nothing so far, very happy with the service.

The apps are easy to make and deploy on the server; I would highly recommend them to anybody.

We are using it to create, test and deploy customized docker images for my web applications. Also, deploying it on the Azure App Service Platform is excellent. Everything is in one place.

What I like the most about Azure is its support. They are always ready to answer the phone when you have a question. Others take a long time before answering your questions.

Not really that much. I used Azure when I worked for my previous company. They always came through with the latest products and they are always happy to help their customers.

Azure helps local or international businesses store their data in a public cloud instead of having big physical servers locally. It is also secure and this is something a lot of businesses I starting to look into.

I like how easy it is to share files between collegues/clients from different companies who may not have the same programs that your company does.

I think that this program could make it easy to decifer what it is. I got an inviatation from a collegue, and has never heard of this app before, so I almost thought it was spam. I reached out to my collegue seperatly and she told me what it was.

Problems that I am solving include finding an easy way to share files without going back and forth not being to access other clients files because of company restrictions.

The PaaS model, with no virtual machines, reduces the attack surface thus aids with compliance. Think PCI DSS for example.

Some pricing tiers and the availability in some regions.

Implement your traditional web apps on the cloud, using a PaaS model, if you are familiar with web.config files, general IIS configuration, etc, this will be second nature to you.

Compliance, once again PaaS simplifies it all.