There could be several reasons why your Azure Function is not loading at runtime after deployment. Here are a few things you can check to troubleshoot the issue:
Check that the Azure Function is deployed to the correct resource group and region in Azure. Ensure that the function app is started and running.
Verify that the correct Docker image is being pulled by the Azure Function at runtime. You can check the logs of the Azure Function for any errors related to Docker image or runtime.
Ensure that the User Assigned Managed Identity has the necessary permissions to access the Azure Container Registry and pull the Docker image.
Check that the Terraform automation script is correctly configured to deploy the Azure Function resource and all its dependencies.
Make sure that the Dockerfile is correctly configured to build the Docker image for the Azure Function, and that all necessary files and dependencies are included in the image.
Verify that the .NET 7 Isolated runtime is installed and configured correctly on the Azure Function. Check the logs for any errors related to the runtime.
Ensure that the Azure Function is configured correctly to run in a VNet, and that the VNet and associated resources are correctly configured and deployed.
If none of the above steps resolve the issue, it may be helpful to review the detailed logs and error messages generated by the Azure Function to determine the root cause of the problem