Hi,
I've seen this issue quite a lot with customers using Python Functions. In my opinion it's a bit of a bug in Azure that doesn't show a failing dependency, module/library, etc in the logs. However, here is the main GitHub issue on this problem:
https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-python-worker/issues/1262
Specifically, review the comments which have a lot of troubleshooting tips/fixes for various different problems faced.
Sometimes it's the order in which the function imports or requirements.txt issues on library versions etc.
Review the GitHub issue comments which have a lot of fixes and pointers which will guide you to sort this issue.
Additionally, you can in Azure go to 'Resource health' on the Azure Function > 'Diagnose and solve problems' button at the top which will take you to the 'Function App Diagnostics (Preview)' where you can click on 'Availability and Performance' and review on the left the Python Function or Startup checks to verify any issues which sometimes help to identify some problems. But I suspect the GitHub page will be infinitely more useful for you.
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