Python
App Service on Linux supports Python as a runtime stack built-in image.
Python Update Policy - App Service upgrades the underlying Python runtime of your application as part of the regular platform updates. As a result of this regular update process, your application will be automatically updated to the latest patch version of Python available for that platform. For more information about current supported Python versions check Support Timeline.
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Linux
Availability and Post Deployment issues
- Could not open shared object file: no such file or directory
- Troubleshooting ‘failed to find attribute’ errors on Python Linux App Services
- Python on Linux App Service and ModuleNotFoundError
- Python Deployment - Could not find output.tar.gz
- Python Startup - Could not open shared object file: no such file or directory
- Python Deployments: ‘File not found’ and filesystem directory differences with app content
- Python on App Service Linux and why to avoid installing packages on startup
- Gunicorn - ‘[CRITICAL] Worker Timeout’ on App Service Linux
Configuration
- Configuring Gunicorn worker classes and other general settings
- Gunicorn Update HTTP Headers on Azure App Service
Deployment
- Troubleshooting Python deployments on App Service Linux
- Deploying Python Applications using Github Action
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Deploying your own virtual environment with Python and App Service Linux
- Frameworks