ASP-GPPY01-bd9b plano do Serviço de Aplicações BadGateway ?

Question

Hello !

Please help me,

I attempted to create a Python function using the Microsoft Azure Functions service. However, during the implementation step, I always get the error: ASP-GPPY01-bd9b Application Service Plan BadGateway!

Below are my creation and configuration steps:

Detalhes

Subscrição : aeb2650e-f14d-4ea1-babe-1cd40eaa0467

Grupo de Recursos : GPPY01

Nome : GENNP01

Pilha do runtime : Python 3.11

Alojamento

Armazenamento (Novo)

Conta de armazenamento : gppy019ac2

Plano (novo)

Opções e planos de Hosting : Consumption

Nome : ASP-GPPY01-bd9b

Sistema operativo : Linux

Região : France Central

SKU : Dynamic

Monitorização (Nova)

Application Insights : Ativado

Nome : GENNP01

Região : France Central

Implementação

Autenticação básica : Desativado

Implementação contínua : Não ativado/Configurar após criação da aplicação

Thanks !

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Answer 1

Hi @Joao Claudio Paco,

Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A forum!

The “ASP-GPPY01-bd9b Application Service Plan BadGateway” error typically occurs when there’s an issue with the Azure Function App deployment. Let’s troubleshoot this together! Here are a few steps you can take to resolve it:

Check Basic Authentication:

• Ensure that basic authentication is enabled when creating your Azure App Service. Sometimes, this setting can cause issues if not properly configured1.

Review Deployment Configuration:

  - Double-check your deployment configuration. Make sure you’re deploying to the correct resource group and function app.
  
     - Verify that the function app name and resource group match the ones you’re targeting in your deployment command.
     
     **Inspect Detailed Logs**:
     
        - Look at the detailed logs to identify the root cause. You can find these logs in the Azure portal or by using the Azure CLI.
        
           - Use the following command to retrieve the logs for your function app:
           
           ```dockerfile
           az webapp log tail --name <function-app-name> --resource-group <resource-group-name>
           ```
           
              - Look for any specific error messages related to the BadGateway issue.
              
              **Check Dependencies and Code**:
              
                 - Ensure that your function app’s dependencies (such as Python packages) are correctly specified.
                 
                    - Review your Python code for any issues that might cause the BadGateway error during execution.
                    
                    **Retry Deployment**:
                    
                       - Sometimes, transient issues can cause deployment failures. Retry the deployment after verifying the above steps.
                       

Remember to replace <function-app-name> and <resource-group-name> with your actual function app name and resource group. If you continue to encounter issues, consider reaching out to Azure support for further assistance.

Best regards,