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Azure App Service
Azure App Service is a service used to create and deploy scalable, mission-critical web apps.
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Please provide more details on what you have deployed and how you are accessing the web app. Generally speaking, if you have an app service and you are browsing over HTTP/HTTPS, you will likely see the error due to authentication misconfiguration or incorrect login credentials.
Without much context about your app, here are a few things you should look into:
- Go to your App Service in the Azure Portal and check the Authentication section to see what options are configured. The most common option is Microsoft as the identity provider. If that's the case, you must log in with those federated credentials.
- Disable the authentication temporarily and confirm if you can access the app. If you can, then we can go deeper to understand the problem with your auth settings.