Hey everyone! I'm currently using Bicep to deploy a container app environment, and it's been 1 hour and 29 minutes with no progress in the Activity log. I'm creating these environments within a VNet and noticed some resource groups like MC_jollyfield-***-rg_jollyfield-***_australiaeast were created and then deleted quickly. I'm wondering if that has something to do with it. Also, I'm a bit concerned there might be an issue with my managed certificate setup, and I'm thinking about canceling the deployment to remove the cert for now and adding it later since I recall there was a bug related to this about a year ago. I'd appreciate any suggestions or insights you might have!
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If your deployment's taking over 10 minutes without any logging, check your permissions. It could be a permission issue that's holding everything up!
I got fed up with the delays in container apps and switched to using VMs for deployment. Honestly, life has been much easier since. If it’s an option for you, I recommend considering that route!
I've seen Azure environments take a long time to finalize too. Sometimes it's just the nature of the deployment process, especially with resources in a VNet. It can really drag if there are any issues in the background, like snagged approvals or configurations that aren't set up correctly.
Yeah, deployment times can be super frustrating. Have you tried checking if any of your Private Links are still waiting for approval? That could definitely cause significant delays.
You might want to check how your container images are being deployed. If the Azure Container Registry (ACR) doesn’t have the right images ready, that could make deployments hang. I had a similar issue where my container revision wasn’t healthy because the image was still uploading.
Yeah, you're right. I updated my Bicep code to address some of the issues, but it still seems off. I'll keep troubleshooting!