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Azure runtime environment
This document describes various aspects of the environment that Azure Web Apps run under.
Azure Web Apps sets some environment variables with information about your Web App.
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WEBSITE_SITE_NAME- The name of the site. -
WEBSITE_SKU- The sku of the site (Possible values:Free,Shared,Basic,Standard). -
WEBSITE_COMPUTE_MODE- Specifies whether website is on a dedicated or shared VM/s (Possible values:Shared,Dedicated). -
WEBSITE_HOSTNAME- The Azure Website's primary host name for the site (For example:site.azurewebsites.net). Note that custom hostnames are not accounted for here. -
WEBSITE_INSTANCE_ID- The id representing the VM that the site is running on (If site runs on multiple instances, each instance will have a different id). -
WEBSITE_NODE_DEFAULT_VERSION- The default node version this website is using. -
WEBSOCKET_CONCURRENT_REQUEST_LIMIT- The limit for websocket's concurrent requests.
The following are 'fake' Environment Variables that don't exist if you enumerate them, but return their value if you look them up individually. The value is dynamic and can change on every lookup.
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WEBSITE_COUNTERS_ASPNET- Returns a JSON object containing the ASP.NET perf counters. -
WEBSITE_COUNTERS_APP- Returns a JSON object containing sandbox counters. -
WEBSITE_COUNTERS_CLR- Returns a JSON object containing CLR counters. -
WEBSITE_COUNTERS_ALL- Returns a JSON object containing the combination of the other three.
Perf Counters exposed as environment variables
Understanding the Azure App Service file system
Azure Web Apps run in a sandboxed environment that allows multiple sites to safely co-exist on the same machine.
In most cases, sites are able to do most things that 'normal' web sites typically need to do. But in some scenario, you may run into something that doesn't work due to sandbox limitations. See Azure Web-App Sandbox for more details.