Azure Spring Apps
An Azure platform as a service for running Spring Boot applications at cloud scale. Previously known as Azure Spring Cloud.
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Azure Spring Cloud - NGINX gateway Timeout
PICCOLO MARCO (HERA)
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I've developed an Spring app on Azure and exposed some services.
Unfortunately the default timeout of the reverse proxy azure put in place is 15 seconds and I'm not able to change it.
There is something I can do apart from contacting MS support?
Thanks
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Samara Soucy - MSFT 4,936 Reputation points
2021-06-23T17:46:32.853+00:00 Hello!
I'm taking a look into this for you. I will let you know what I find out or if I need any additional info.
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Hi @PICCOLO MARCO (HERA) ,
Could you share some more info on how you have this setup and where you are running into the 15 second timer. There is a 300 timeout that currently can't be configured- that is being worked on, but not entirely sure where you are running into a 15 second timeout.
Hi @Samara Soucy - MSFT , I've got my app set-up as an Azure Spring Cloud application with microservices structure and one of the microservice also contains our Angular application.
When we make a call from Angular to the backend services, after 15s we receive a 504 Gateway Timeout response.
As we previously had some issues with the configuration, the microsoft support team has confirmed that the underlying structure of an Azure Spring Cloud app is served behind an NGINX reverse proxy autoconfigured by the system and we don't have visibility or access to it.
Hope that's sufficient.
Let me know if you need more info.
Thank you