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Does Azure web app support out of the box managed clustering and mulit-region failover for node.js?

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I have read through as much documentation as I can find, and I cant see an answer to this. MS say hosting of node.js is possible, but they don't seem to say what options, if any, there are for clustering and multi-region failover.

here I am assuming Azure can host node.js apps as a service, not just a VM were we have to install and manage our own node instances and manage clustering ourselves via kubernetes or similar. We don't want to have to touch kubernetes.

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ng flag

Azure App Service supports NodeJs either directly on App Service, or as a container running on app service, no problem there.

However, App Service is not a multi-region service, if you need failover to a separate region you will need to deploy to an App Service in each region, and add load balancing using something like Azure Front Door or Traffic manager.

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