Manage a workload profiles in the Azure portal

Learn to manage a workload profiles environment in the Azure portal.

Create a container app in a workload profile

1. Open the Azure portal.

2. Search for Container Apps in the search bar, and select Container Apps.

3. Select Create.

4. Create a new container app and environment.

   

   Enter the following values to create your new container app.

   Property	Value
   Subscription	Select your subscription
   Resource group	Select or create a resource group
   Container app name	Enter your container app name
   Region	Select your region.
   Container Apps Environment	Select Create New.

5. Configure the new environment.

   

   Enter the following values to create your environment.

   Property	Value
   Environment name	Enter an environment name.

   Select the new Workload profiles tab at the top of this section.

6. Select the Add workload profile button.

   

7. For Workload profile name, enter a name.

8. Next to Workload profile size, select Choose size.

   

9. In the Select a workload profile size window, select a profile from the list.

   

   General purpose profiles offer a balanced mix cores vs memory for most applications.

   Memory optimized profiles offer specialized hardware with increased memory capabilities.

10. Select the Select button.

11. For the Autoscaling instance count range, select the minimum and maximum number of instances you want available to this workload profile.

    

12. Select Add.

13. Select Create.

14. Select Review + Create and wait as Azure validates your configuration options.

15. Select Create to create your container app and environment.

Add profiles

Add a new workload profile to an existing environment.

1. Under the Settings section, select Workload profiles.

2. Select Add.

3. For Workload profile name, enter a name.

4. Next to Workload profile size, select Choose size.

5. In the Select a workload profile size window, select a profile from the list.

   General purpose profiles offer a balanced mix cores vs memory for most applications.

   Memory optimized profiles offer specialized hardware with increased memory or compute capabilities.

6. Select the Select button.

7. For the Autoscaling instance count range, select the minimum and maximum number of instances you want available to this workload profile.

   

8. Select Add.

Edit profiles

Under the Settings section, select Workload profiles.

From this window, you can:

• Adjust the minimum and maximum number of instances available to a profile
• Add new profiles
• Delete existing profiles (except for the consumption profile)

Delete a profile

Under the Settings section, select Workload profiles. From this window, you select a profile to delete.

Note

The Consumption workload profile can’t be deleted.

Next steps

Workload profiles overview