You don’t, behind the scenes they use orchestrations like kubernetes or service fabric. So much easier deploying a docker container as a Azure Web App, so easy to auto scale based on thresholds of certain resources, so easy to debug what’s wrong since they give you all the tools. I use that in my current projects today.
But Azure Kubernetes in my last project was easy too, it comes with a sophisticated monitoring solution, it integrates nicely with cheap Azure Load Balancer, but still too much overhead than Azure Web App.
But Azure Kubernetes in my last project was easy too, it comes with a sophisticated monitoring solution, it integrates nicely with cheap Azure Load Balancer, but still too much overhead than Azure Web App.