Hi Jason Hargrave,
You are experiencing health issues with your Azure App Service. When your app restarts due to unplanned events, the Azure Spring Apps instance will display a "degraded" status in the Resource Health section of the Azure portal.
- Check
Azure Service Health
by navigating to the Azure portal and selectingService Health
. Review any notifications regarding incidents or maintenance that might be impacting your app service. - Check the
Resource Health Status
, navigate to the Azure portal and access theResource Health
section for your app service. This will provide the current health status and any recent events that may have affected your service. - Review the
Health History section
, you can examinelogs
related to app crashes, health check failures, and platform/system issues. This will help determine whether the issue is caused by your application or the Azure infrastructure. - Please investigate
logs
andmetrics
usingApplication Insights
orLog Analytics
to identify errors, high CPU or memory usage, and dependency failures. - Make sure that health checks are properly configured and that
auto-heal settings
are enabled to automatically recover unhealthy instances. - Restarting your
App Service Plan
can refresh all instances and may resolve transient issues.
Kindly refer below documents to get more information on Azure Service Health
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