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giovannifleres-3690 asked SnehaAgrawal-MSFT commented

Does "App Service plan Density Check" still exist ?

As suggested in the above link, I've tried to access "App Service plan Density Check" but I don't see it.
Please can you confirm that the istructions are still correct ?

https://azure.github.io/AppService/2019/05/21/App-Service-Plan-Density-Check.html

Thanks,
Giovanni

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AndriyBilous answered

Hello @giovannifleres-3690

You can still verify App Service plan density
1) From the Azure Portal, go to on of your Apps
2) Go to the “Diagnose and solve problems” blade
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3) Then either select the ‘Risk Assessments’ category or you can search for “Best Practices for Availability & Performance” in the search bar
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giovannifleres-3690 answered AndriyBilous commented

Hi @AndriyBilous ,
Thanks for your advice.
Actually, as showed in your image, App Density "status" is available from a Web App (App Service) and not from an App Service Plan

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App Service plan Density Check is the feature of App Service as showed in the link below
https://azure.github.io/AppService/2020/10/05/Diagnose-App-with-High-CPU.html

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SnehaAgrawal-MSFT answered

Thanks for asking question! As mentioned by AndriyBilous Yes, You can access App Service Plan density.

Further to clarify on App Service and App Service plan you may want to know that for creating an App an App Service plan is required which is a set of compute resource assigned to run your App Service.

The pricing tier (Basic, Standard, Premium) of your App Service plan determines the compute power and features you get and when you deploy multiple App Services in the same App Service plan, they all share the underlying compute resources.

Also, for production applications, it is recommended that an App Service Plan does not host more than a certain number of sites and the app Service Plan Density checks for overstuffed App Service Plans and beeps if it finds that you have too many apps in the same app service plan. Its first thing to see Memory Analysis or Memory related issue.

You may refer to Azure App Service plan overview

Hope this helps. Let us know if further query or issue remains.


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giovannifleres-3690 answered SnehaAgrawal-MSFT commented

Thanks both @SnehaAgrawal-MSFT and @AndriyBilous for your help.
In my opinion, this table should be showed more often in Azure documentation

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Thanks @giovannifleres-3690 for the reply and feedback on documentation! I will share your feedback with content team.
Thanks again for interest in Azure App Services.

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