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docs/python/configure-web-apps-for-iis-windows.md

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When using Internet Information Services (IIS) as a web server on a Windows computer (including [Windows virtual machines on Azure](/azure/architecture/reference-architectures/n-tier/windows-vm), Python apps must include specific settings in their *web.config* files so that IIS can properly process Python code. The computer itself must also have Python installed along with any packages the web app requires.
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> This article previously contained guidance for configuring Python on Azure App Service on Windows. The Python extensions and Windows hosts used in that scenario have been deprecated in favor of Azure App Service on Linux. For more information, see [Publishing Python Apps to Azure App Service](publishing-python-web-applications-to-azure-from-visual-studio.md)
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> This article previously contained guidance for configuring Python on Azure App Service on Windows. The Python extensions and Windows hosts used in that scenario have been deprecated in favor of Azure App Service on Linux. For more information, see [Publishing Python Apps to Azure App Service](publishing-python-web-applications-to-azure-from-visual-studio.md). If you still need the information that was previously available for Managing App Service on Windows with the Python extensions, please file an issue at the bottom of this article.
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## Install Python on Windows
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docs/python/publishing-python-web-applications-to-azure-from-visual-studio.md

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At present, Python is supported on Azure App Service for Linux, and you can publish apps using [Git deploy](#publish-to-app-service-on-linux-using-git-deploy) and [containers](#publish-to-app-service-on-linux-using-containers), as described in this article.
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Python support on Azure App Service for Windows is deprecated. As a result, the **Publish** command in Visual Studio is no longer supported for Python apps except to an [IIS target](#publish-to-iis), and remote debugging on Azure App Service is no longer supported.
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> Python support on Azure App Service for Windows is officially deprecated. As a result, the **Publish** command in Visual Studio is officially supported only for an [IIS target](#publish-to-iis), and remote debugging on Azure App Service is no longer officially supported.
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> However, these features do continue to work for the time being, as the Python extensions for App Service on Windows remain available but will not be serviced or updated.
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## Publish to App Service on Linux using Git deploy
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