Azure deployment for tutorial failed

Question

The deployment of the tutorial server for "Exercise - Consume a REST service with HttpClient" on azure failed. How do I fix it?

[

{

    "id": "fa64322c470c419da27840996cea099b",

    "status": 3,

    "status_text": "",

    "author_email": "N/A",

    "author": "N/A",

    "deployer": "ZipDeploy",

    "message": "Created via a push deployment",

    "progress": "",

    "received_time": "2024-12-01T22:01:10.5009693Z",

    "start_time": "2024-12-01T22:01:10.7197189Z",

    "end_time": "2024-12-01T22:01:25.9770995Z",

    "last_success_end_time": null,

    "complete": true,

    "active": false,

    "is_temp": false,

    "is_readonly": true,

    "url": "https://mslearnpartsserver282414204.scm.azurewebsites.net/api/deployments/fa64322c470c419da27840996cea099b",

    "log_url": "https://mslearnpartsserver282414204.scm.azurewebsites.net/api/deployments/fa64322c470c419da27840996cea099b/log",

    "site_name": "mslearnpartsserver282414204",

    "provisioningState": "Failed"

}

]

Zip deployment failed. {'id': 'fa64322c470c419da27840996cea099b', 'status': 3, 'status_text': '', 'author_email': 'N/A', 'author': 'N/A', 'deployer': 'ZipDeploy', 'message': 'Created via a push deployment', 'progress': '', 'received_time': '2024-12-01T22:01:10.5009693Z', 'start_time': '2024-12-01T22:01:10.7197189Z', 'end_time': '2024-12-01T22:01:25.9770995Z', 'last_success_end_time': None, 'complete': True, 'active': False, 'is_temp': False, 'is_readonly': True, 'url': 'https://mslearnpartsserver282414204.scm.azurewebsites.net/api/deployments/latest', 'log_url': 'https://mslearnpartsserver282414204.scm.azurewebsites.net/api/deployments/latest/log', 'site_name': 'mslearnpartsserver282414204', 'provisioningState': 'Failed'}. Please run the command az webapp log deployment show -n mslearnpartsserver282414204 -g learn-b7429700-600b-49e2-aa63-7a7a6b9e0334

Answer 1

Hi Don Beer,

The deployment failure you're encountering is likely caused by the limitations of the Azure sandbox environment. While the sandbox is designed for learning and testing purposes, it has restricted resources and permissions, which may prevent certain actions, such as deploying specific services or accessing certain Azure resources. 

To bypass these limitations, you can deploy and test the service on your local machine using tools like Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code (as outlined in the exercise). This approach will enable you to work on the project without running into errors, providing a more seamless and flexible development experience. 

Please feel free to contact us if you have any additional questions.    

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