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Hi,
I have 11 apps inside a Azure Spring App instance. But I find the 11th app doesn't have a inbound endpoint. How can I access the app?
I tried to create another instance and move the 11th app to it. But it can't see the app inside the first instance.
How can I resolve this issue?
Best Regards,
Jacky
Hey @Jacky Lam
Inbound endpoints are limited to 10 per Spring app service instance regardless of SKU. See Azure Spring Apps service plans and limits for more details. You can request to increase this limit via a support request or add additional instance.
I don't want to bother doing special request and wait for response for everytime I need to deploy an instance.....
Someone tell me I should create AKS myself instead of using the Spring app service. But it introduce too much complexity to my project.
If know approximately how many instances you would need, you could request them in advance. However, you can check Quotas, virtual machine size restrictions, and region availability in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) just to ensure you won't have any issues with limits should you decide to go the AKS route.