Creating an App Service is a very straightforward process too. To do it, perform the following steps:

1. Navigate to the Azure portal and search for App Services:

2. When you click on it, a new blade will be opened, where you can view/add App Service:

3. When you click on Add, a new blade will be opened, where you can select from different App Service and even some templates for HTML5, WordPress, Joomla, and much more:

4. In our case, we will select Web App. Once selected, you will be navigated to a new blade, which will give you an overview of Azure Web Apps:

5. Next, click on Create, which will open a new blade where you have to specify the following:
   • App name: Specify a name for your app
   • Subscription: Select the subscription that will be charged for using this service
   • Resource Group: Specify the resource group in which the app will exist as a resource
   • OS: Linux or Windows
   • Publish: Specify whether you want to publish code directly to the App Service, or to a container within which a Docker image will be running. If you select a container, you will be asked to configure it.
   • App Service plan/Location: Select an existing App Service plan or create a new one.
   • Application Insights: This solution will help you to detect and diagnose quality issues in your web apps and web services, and help you understand what your users are actually doing with them. At the time of writing, you can turn it on for Windows-based web apps that are not published via Docker images

6. Once you are done, click on Create.

7. Once the app is created, you can navigate to it, and in the Overview blade, you will note that you can Browse, Stop, Restart, and much more: