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Azure App Service supports WebSocket connections for both Windows and Linux. To ensure stable WebSocket connections, consider the following checks:
WebSockets Enabled: Navigate to your App Service in the Azure portal, and under the 'Configuration' section, check the 'General settings' tab to ensure the 'Web sockets' option is enabled.
Always On: In the same tab, make sure the 'Always On' setting is activated to keep your app loaded at all times, which is crucial for maintaining long-lived WebSocket connections.
ARR Affinity: Disable 'ARR Affinity' in the 'General settings' tab if your application depends on a stateful connection to a particular instance, as this setting may route clients to the same instance, potentially disrupting WebSocket connections.
Client and Server Versions: Verify that the versions of socket.io and socket.io-client are consistent across your frontend and backend to avoid compatibility issues.
Upgrade Headers: Confirm that your application properly manages the HTTP Upgrade headers necessary for initiating a WebSocket connection.
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