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Azure App Service: Python 3.14 end of support

End of support date for Python 3.14 on Azure App Service: Oct 2030. Apps that use this version continue to run unchanged, but App Service can't provide security patches or related customer support for it past that date.

Support ends approx., Oct 2030

· The vendor gives a month, not a day.

What breaks

After Oct 2030, apps that use Python 3.14 continue to run unchanged, but App Service can't provide security patches or related customer support for that runtime version.

  • An app on an unsupported language version must be upgraded to a supported version before it can get App Service support.
  • App Service sends reminder notifications about end-of-support dates to subscription owners.
  • Contributors, readers, or other roles don't directly receive notifications unless they opt in through Service Health Alerts.
  • For Java, the page adds that developers who use a supported Java runtime that is retired receive a deprecation notice at least six months before the runtime is retired.

Who is affected

Affected versions

  • 3.14

Matching resource types

  • microsoft.web/sites
  • azurerm_linux_web_app

Fields the check reads

  • linuxfxversion
  • kind
  • site_config.application_stack.python_version

Detected by the estate check from

  • Azure Resource Graph export (CSV or JSON)
  • Terraform state or plan (JSON)
  • ARM template

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What to do

  1. Find the language version the app uses. The language runtime support policy links "Show language version" resources for .NET, Java, Node, Python and PHP.
  2. Choose a supported version of Python. The same page links the support timeline of each language community.
  3. Set the new language version for the app. The same page links "Set language versions" resources for .NET, Java, Node, Python and PHP.

Replacement

Not stated by vendor.

Sources

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