Can default timeout of Azure app service be viewed or changed in Azure using portal / Powershell / CLI?
Here is reference from General Settings: I could find none.
According to MughundhanRaveendran and KetanChawda:
230 seconds is a default timeout configured at the Azure App service load balancer.
This is a part of the Azure App service architecture and cannot be configured or changed.
References: Why does my request time out after 230 seconds?, Time Out After 230 seconds and Increase azure web app request timeout
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We have an App Service Plan that is hosting lots of App Services. One of them is consuming lots of CPU resources. How can I determine within the Azure Portal which App Service Slot is responsible?
I've looked online and clicked around the Portal, but couldn't find a way of visualising CPU usage per App Service / App Service Slot.
I was trying to request Azure App Service Quota limit in US WEST 2 region as I am unable to deploy any App Service plan in Production tab. Becuase I am seeing error related to no quota availabile in that region while create App Service on Azure portal.
I went to open a support request for quota and I could not see any options related to App Service plan quota increase there (see below image).
So my question is how to submit the Quota increase for Azure App Service in any region and which options to select from the below dropdown?
We need a little more info. There are several possible reasons.
There are truly no available instances in this region. I've seen this happen a few times. You just need to check back in a few hours.
You're attempting to add a new version of an App Service Plan to an old resource group. When a resource group is provisioned, it's set to a "stamp" that limits the sku's of App Service Plans that can be deployed. The only way to get around this is to create a new resource group and attempt a redeploy. You can tell that you're in this situation if you do so and are able to deploy the App Service Plan sku that you want.
I have an ASP.net app running on Azure app service. When the requests go above 1K, the whole site slows down and scaling up from S1 to S2(more RAM,CPU and ACU) resolves the issue.
How can I auto scale-up the service in certain hours like between 17:00 to 21:00 on weekends?
Is there any service in Azure for auto scaling up? I found auto scale-out in Azure but I want to do auto scale up.
Unfortunately there is no built-in Azure WebApp feature to make Azure WebApp scale up.
You can create Azure Function with time trigger or Azure Automation Account that will run in certain hours.
Then write C# or Powershell code that will make Azure WebApp scale up.
I wan to see logs of the nodes of my app service plan in Log Analytics. I DONT want to do it with app service. I need to query data of my nodes with KQL
Unfortunately, it's impossible as of now. Please vote up for this user voice: Request to manage diagnostic settings for App Service Plan from Azure portal.
I also tried from both azure portal and rest api:
From azure portal, there is no the option of Diagnostic settings for app service plan.
From api Diagnostic Settings - Create Or Update: It throws an error says that app service plan is not in the whitelist which means that it's not supported currently.
Hope Microsoft can implement this feature for service plan asap:).
I have three azure function and two webapp, i want all app in same APP SERVICE PLAN but azure manual and maven both not allowed to add same APP SERVICE PLAN.
Is it possible in azure to add web and function app in same APP SERVICE PLAN ?
Yes, they can, as long as it's a fixed App Service Plan (not Consumption Plan). You can do that via Azure portal, not sure about maven.
I tried to setup a web app and a function app that share an app service Plan (Tier: Standard, B1) with terraform and always received following error when the web app should get created:
web.AppsClient#CreateOrUpdate: Failure sending request: StatusCode=0 -- Original Error: autorest/azure: Service returned an error. Status=<nil> <nil>
When using separate service plans for web apps and function apps, it works fine.