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.NET on App Service

.NET Update Policy

App Service upgrades the underlying .NET runtime and SDK of your application as part of the regular platform updates. As a result of this update, your application will be automatically updated to the latest patch version available in the platform for the configured minor version of your app.

End of Life

Once a version of .NET has reached it's end of life (EOL) it will no longer be available from Runtime Stack selection dropdown.

Existing applications configured to target a runtime version that has reached EOL should not be affected.

Early Access limitations

During the early access period, apps will be subject to the Early Access limitations listed in the early access support document.

Support Timeline

App Service updates existing stacks after they become available from each community. Please reffer to the official .NET Support timeline for the most up to date version support information.

You can find the list of supported versions using the list-runtimes command from the Azure CLI. az webapp list-runtimes will list all the versions that are currently supported (not EOL) for a given runtime.

# Available runtimes on Linux
az webapp list-runtimes --os-type linux

# Available runtimes on Windows
az webapp list-runtimes --os-type windows

How to update your app to target a different version of .NET

NOTE: Changing the stack settings of your app will trigger a re-start of your application.

Update your App Service apps to use a supported version of .NET in the Azure portal:

  1. In the Azure portal, click the App Service blade. Select the app you want to update.
  2. In the Configuration panel, click the General settings tab.
  3. Under Stack Settings, click the drop-down menu under Major version and select the .NET version you want (we recommend choosing the most recent version).
  4. Click Save.

.NET Version