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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions src/frontend/config/sidebar/deployment.topics.ts
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label: 'Azure App Service',
slug: 'deployment/azure/app-service',
},
{
label: 'Azure Container Apps Sandboxes',
slug: 'deployment/azure/sandboxes',
},
],
},
{
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6 changes: 6 additions & 0 deletions src/frontend/src/content/docs/deployment/azure/index.mdx
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| [Azure Container Apps](/deployment/azure/container-apps/) | Public or internal endpoints, with one primary HTTP ingress per app. | Distributed apps and containerized services that fit the Container Apps environment model. |
| [Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)](/deployment/kubernetes/aks/) | Internal Kubernetes services by default, with public ingress or Gateway API when configured. | Teams that need Kubernetes control, cluster-level add-ons, node pools, and Azure-managed cluster provisioning. |
| [Azure App Service](/deployment/azure/app-service/) | Public website model with external `http`/`https` endpoints only. | Web apps and APIs that fit the App Service website and deployment slot model and use managed services for backing infrastructure such as databases and caches. |
| [Azure Container Apps Sandboxes](/deployment/azure/sandboxes/) (experimental) | External HTTP endpoints only, authenticated with Microsoft Entra ID unless anonymous access is enabled. | Isolated, container-backed workloads that benefit from sandbox tiers and auto-suspend or auto-delete lifecycles. |

:::note
Azure Container Apps can also host supporting service containers such as databases, caches, and brokers. That flexibility can be useful for development or specialized deployments, but managed services are still the recommended production default for those dependencies.
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description="Understand the App Service website model, slots, dashboard, and Application Insights for deployment."
href="/deployment/azure/app-service/"
/>
<LinkCard
title="Azure Container Apps Sandboxes"
description="Deploy container-backed resources to experimental sandbox groups with tiers, lifecycles, and endpoint access."
href="/deployment/azure/sandboxes/"
/>
</CardGrid>

## Guidance
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