What is dedicated compute?
Dedicated compute means your app uses a server all to itself, so it gets full power and resources. This makes your app faster and more reliable, especially when many people use it. It’s great for bigger or busy apps.
What is isolated compute?
Isolated compute in Azure App Service means your app runs in a private, dedicated environment isolated from other customers. This provides maximum security, high performance, and full control over network and scaling. It’s ideal for apps with strict compliance, security requirements, or very high traffic.
Difference between shared and dedicated compute.
Shared compute means your app shares server resources like CPU and memory with other users, so it’s cheaper but less powerful.
Dedicated compute gives your app its own reserved resources, offering better performance and reliability.
Shared is good for small or low-traffic apps.
Dedicated is better for larger, high-demand apps.
What is standard pricing tier?
The Standard pricing tier in Azure App Service gives you good performance and more features than basic plans. It lets your app handle more visitors by automatically scaling and supports things like custom domain names and SSL security. It’s great for most apps that need to run smoothly and reliably.
What is app service plan?
An App Service Plan is where your Azure web apps run. It decides how much power and memory your apps get. You can run several apps using the same plan to share resources and cost.