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ms.date: 03/25/2025
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Azure App Service supports both Windows and Linux. The supported OS will depend on your apps runtime of choice. If a given runtime is no longer supported on an OS, you may need to migrate your application to a supported OS.
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# What to consider when migrating from Windows to Linux on App Service
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Azure App Service supports both Windows and Linux. The supported OS depends on your apps runtime of choice. If a given runtime is no longer supported on an OS, you may need to migrate your application to a supported OS.
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If you received a notification that you need to migrate your Python on Windows apps to Linux, consider the following topics when migrating.
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### App Service features
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While most App Service features will have parity between Windows and Linux, some Windows specific features like the Console are replaced by SSH tools on Linux.
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While most App Service features will have parity between Windows and Linux, some Windows specific features like the Console are replaced with SSH tools on Linux.
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### Domain name
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Deploying a new Linux application will require a new name for your app. Keep in mind any connected custom domains will need to be updated to route to the new name as well.
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Deploying a new Linux application requires a new name for your app. Keep in mind any connected custom domains need to be updated to route to the new name as well.
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### Networking
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When redeploying your application to Linux, your inbound IP address will change. See the documentation for more information on inbound IP addresses.
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When redeploying your application to Linux, your inbound IP address changes. See the documentation for more information on inbound IP addresses.
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### Managed Identity
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If you have managed identity configured with your applications, be sure to update your granted permissions to use the deployed Linux application.
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If you managed identity is configured with your applications, be sure to update your granted permissions to use the deployed Linux application.
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