Microsoft Azure Web Services

What it is: Azure API Apps is a fully managed platform for building, deploying, and scaling web apps, RESTful APIs, and mobile backends.

Key Features: Supports multiple programming languages, easy integration with Azure services, automatic scaling, and built-in monitoring.

What it is: A serverless compute service that runs event-driven functions without requiring infrastructure management.

Key Features: Ideal for building microservices, processing real-time data, and responding to HTTP requests.

What it is: A global network of edge servers that cache and deliver content to users, improving performance and reducing latency.

Key Features: High availability, reduced load times, and fast content delivery worldwide.

What it is: Part of Azure App Service, allowing users to host, manage, and scale web applications with enhanced monitoring and security.

Key Features: Built-in auto-scaling, security features, and integration with other Azure services for better management.

What it is: A service that deploys full-stack web apps directly from GitHub, providing automatic scaling and a serverless computing API.

Key Features: Ideal for modern web development workflows, integration with static front-end sites, and seamless back-end APIs.

What it is: A managed Kubernetes service for deploying and managing containerized web applications.

Key Features: Simplified management of containerized applications, automatic scaling, and load balancing for high availability.

What it is: Azure load balancer service that distributes traffic across multiple servers, ensuring high availability and reliability for web applications.

Key Features: Auto-scaling, cross-region load balancing, and traffic distribution to optimize web service performance.

What it is: Azure Service Fabric is a platform for building, deploying, and managing microservices-based web applications.

Key Features: Simplifies service deployment and scaling, offers built-in service management, and ensures high availability.

What it is: A global DNS service to manage traffic distribution across multiple endpoints, ensuring optimal performance for web services.

Key Features: Global traffic load balancing, automatic failover, and performance-based routing.

What it is: A fully managed service for creating, publishing, and managing APIs.

Key Features: Security, monitoring, rate limiting, and API analytics to ensure smooth performance and reliability.

What it is: A service for centrally managing app settings and configurations across multiple environments, seamlessly integrating with Azure App Service for efficient application management.

Key Features: Secure storage, version control, and dynamic configuration management for apps.

What it is: A security service that protects web applications from common threats such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS).

Key Features: Integration with Azure Front Door and Application Gateway, custom rules, and automated protection.

What it is: A fully managed in-memory data store used to enhance the speed and scalability of web applications.

Key Features: High-performance data caching, reduced database load, and seamless integration with Azure services.