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For research purposes, I wanted to test how Azure AppService runtime stacks work and I am currently hosting two applications in one Azure AppService (Wordpress and ASP.NET) in separate paths as you can see here:

Path mappings

Everything works fine as I am able to access both applications through browser. What makes me wonder is: how is it possible for both applications to work no matter which runtime stack I choose?

I have tried these two runtimes and both applications work exactly the same:

  • .NET

    .NET Runtime

  • PHP

    PHP Runtime

Seems like all runtime environments are already set up even if you do not choose them. So, what is the point of choosing between them? Is there any difference?

EDIT: I have checked in the app console and I can confirm that all supported runtime environments are installed (for any runtime stack selected in the app): Installed runtimes

pbdiazam
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  • Hi pbdiazam; this is an excellent question, but can I make one suggestion? Can you copy and paste the information from the screenshots into the question in text format? It helps make a question more searchable, indexable, etc. – Vince Bowdren Dec 28 '21 at 15:31
  • I am able to post pictures now. I edited the post and I think its easier to read :D – pbdiazam Dec 28 '21 at 16:02
  • Could you please refer this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59443304/how-to-host-multiple-applications-in-the-same-azure-web-app-service?rq=1 ..May it helps – AjayKumarGhose Dec 30 '21 at 14:21

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