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Scenario: We have several servers (service plan) and 2 gateways that communicate with the servers. We are having problems with external traffic to a specific server where an exceptionally large amount of external traffic is being generated occasionally for no reason. We use the possibility of automatic upgrade of DTU but it is not enough so that external users communicating against the loaded server get communication problems HTTP 502 errors. We use SignalR protocol but not yet SignalR Azure Services.
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@Bo Stintzing Did you get chance to look into comments provided by community members? Do revert if you have further questions.
@Bo Stintzing Hope the information provided is helpful. Kindly revert if you have further questions.
You can configure your applicaitons to log data to Application Insights, which will provide you with more details of where the traffic is coming from and what it is doing. You can find more details here