I'm trying to get Container Apps activated in my Azure subscription. I checked the Azure console, and it says it's a supported service in my region. However, when I try to create the environment, it doesn't work, and I've already been through the process of raising a support ticket with ChatGPT's help.
Since I have a pay-as-you-go subscription without paid technical support, my options for help are pretty limited, and I think I can only raise a ticket through the 'other' option for quotas. My concern is whether Container Apps is indeed unavailable for my level of subscription without upgrading to a paid support option. Can anyone confirm this? Also, what's the best way to explain to support that I need service enablement, not just a quota adjustment?
3 Answers
You actually don’t need paid support to register resource providers. Just head to the Azure portal, go to your subscription settings, then to Resource Providers, and look for Microsoft.App to register it. That should get you on track!
You might want to check if the Azure resource providers are registered correctly. You can do that using the command: `az provider register --namespace Microsoft.App` and then check with `az provider show --namespace Microsoft.App`. It could help resolve any issues with enabling Container Apps.
To register the provider, you can simply go to the Resource Providers blade in your subscription settings. It’s pretty straightforward; just find the Microsoft.App provider and register it there.
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