Run Node Scheduler App on Azure

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Run Node Scheduler App on Azure



I've written a Node app that essentially serves as a Task Scheduler (or cron) to run batch processes on set time intervals using node-schedule. When I run this program locally or on a VM, the process will run continuously and execute my jobs until the process is forcibly killed. When I deploy this app to Azure as an Azure App Service, the process is treated more as a "Web App", and after a period of inactivity on the site (ie no web traffic), Azure kills the process. If I access the "site" via a browser, it kicks it back up again.



It seems as though Azure is tied to the Node app being an express-based "web app" and as far as I can tell, there's not a way to deploy my command line app in a reliable manner. Am I missing something or is there a better way to deploy this application in Azure either via Web App, or another offering? Would really like to avoid having to maintain a VM just for this purpose.









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