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I have an app service, but I can't see anywhere on the Azure Portal that shows whether it is Linux or Windows.

Where would I get this information?

Diskdrive
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You can go to the list of the App Service Plans in the portal and check if the plan hosting the app is Linux or Windows.

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You can also go to Kudu(scm site) and if you see 'Debug Console' option it is a Windows app service. Where as for a Linux app, you would see Bash and SSH options.

Hope this helps!

sa23
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    Funny that this is the most straight-forward way to find out; via a 10px icon, instead of say a line on the overview section where the other high-level info resides. ‍♂️ – MediaFormat Jul 02 '21 at 16:04
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Other way is to open the command line from the app service blade and type the command to get the version of OS, for ex,

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    both answers are good, but ill mark this one as best because this is unlikely to change anytime soon whereas Microsoft is always changing their azure portal aroudn – Diskdrive Jun 21 '20 at 05:17
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You can click on the "Export Template" in the AppServicePlan overview page to view the ARM template for the AppServicePlan and check the "Kind" attribute.