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App Service – Enable HTTP2
This check ensures that Azure Web Applications have HTTP/2.0 enabled to improve performance, reduce latency, and enhance security.
Check Details
- Resource: Azure App Service (Web App)
- Check: Ensure HTTP/2.0 Is Enabled
- Risk: Disabling HTTP/2.0 may result in reduced performance, increased latency, and less efficient network utilization.
Remediation via Azure Portal
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Log in to the Azure Portal.
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Navigate to App Services and select the affected Web App.
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In the left-hand menu, select Configuration.
- Under the General settings tab, locate HTTP Version.
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Set HTTP Version to 2.0.
- Click Save to apply the configuration.
Remediation via Azure CLI
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Open Azure Cloud Shell or a local terminal with Azure CLI installed.
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Enable HTTP/2.0 for the Web App:
az webapp config set \ --resource-group <resource-group> \ --name <web-app-name> \ --http20-enabled true
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Verify HTTP/2.0 is enabled:
az webapp config show \ --resource-group <resource-group> \ --name <web-app-name> \ --query http20Enabled
Replace <resource-group> and
<web-app-name> with your actual values.