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Azure website always on

I have a WebAPI application running on Azure WebSites. It works in the main mode, and I have the opportunity to make it "Always On". There seems to be conflicting information on the Internet about what this means. I know the effect, but there’s a lot of how. In particular, does something automatically automatically reach the endpoint in my application? If so, can I control the endpoint at which it falls?

As I mentioned, this is a web API application, and the default route does nontrivial work and leads to a noticeable amount of outgoing traffic, and also leads to the elements being placed in a work queue that will ultimately be processed. I want the application to always be turned on (without a cold start), but I do not want some application service requests to be executed.

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Once your Azure site is marked as AlwaysOn, your site root will be deleted within seconds. We also make sure that your site is up and running on all workers (if you configured the autoscaling option or such). After that, if the workflow fails, alwaysOn will make sure that it returns. You cannot control the endpoint at which it falls.

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