Thanks for reaching out. If you're running into a 403 Forbidden error when connecting to SignalR from your Azure Function, a few things might be causing it:
- SAS Token Issues: If you're using a SAS token, make sure it's not expired when the client tries to use it. Avoid setting a start time for immediate use, and give it a reasonable expiry time.
- Authorization Problems: Your function might not have the right permissions to access SignalR. Check if the managed identity or credentials have the necessary access.
- Too Many Requests: If the service is under heavy load, it might temporarily block new connections. Keep an eye on usage and add some retry logic with a delay.
- Network Glitches: Sometimes, temporary network issues can cause connection failures. Make sure your function is set up to handle them.
- CORS Settings: If your function is running from a different origin, double-check that CORS settings allow requests from it.
Since the connection starts working again after about five minutes, it could be a temporary issue or some rate limiting in action. Adding retry logic in your function should help deal with these hiccups.
References:
- Troubleshoot connection errors
- Troubleshooting guide for Azure SignalR Service common issues
- Request throttling problems and HTTP 403 - Forbidden issues
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