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[Networking] Application Gateway API is broken #2187
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ping @alvadb :) |
We hit this issue 3/5 times yesterday in West US. |
ping @alvadb |
I still hit the issue 4/4 times in Central US. |
@alvadb @mcardosos is there any chance we could get someone to prioritise a fix for this? This API is pretty unusable in it's current state; unfortunately we've already shipped this resource so it's become a major pain point for us 😞 |
We have completed and committed the fix for this today. It should be available in production in a month time frame or sooner. I will update the thread if I get exact dates |
Cool! |
awesome, thanks @jaishals :) |
Hi @jaishals , thanks for your fix. How is the roll-out going? It seems |
Hi @bingosummer , I checked and the release which has my fix is not rolled out yet in most of the regions |
@jaishals is there a timeline to do so? It appears we're still seeing the issue in West Europe - from the API response:
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@tombuildsstuff , west europe has been rolled out with the fix now. |
Just tested creating/deleting application gateway using terraform in
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@jaishals thanks for that. Unfortunately it appears we're still seeing the same issue in West Europe that @bingosummer has posted:
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@tombuildsstuff I'm working with @jaishals to troubleshoot it. I've provided Jaishal the detail information (subscription id, appgw name, ...) for investigations. |
ping @bingosummer / @jaishals - any update here? :) |
@tombuildsstuff Fix will be available only once the new release rollouts start in For some reason it has taken time this time. I am not sure of the cause. Sorry for the inconvenience and the delay |
@jaishals thanks for the update :) @salameer @devigned @kirthik sorry to pester - but would it be possible to escalate this release internally (for example by adding the Thanks! |
@tombuildsstuff, I started a conversation internally. It sounds like this is still 2-4 weeks out, and may take more time depending on the region. I'll try to keep this thread updated as I learn more. |
@tombuildsstuff The fix has been rolled out to the production. Can you please try the scenario that you were trying. I tried to create and delete a deployment using terraform and appgw / vnet / subnet all get successfully deleted. |
@jaishals checking out nightly tests this appears to be fixed, I'm going to leave this issue open for the moment and confirm for sure in a week - but this looks good on first glance :). Thanks for getting this fixed 👍 |
I also verified the fix in my pipeline. Looks good. |
👋 hey all To give an update here - taking a look at our test results this API appears to be fixed (the Application Gateway tests I've checked have passed consistently since 3rd August) - so I'm going to close this issue. Thanks for all the work to get this resolved :) |
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When attempting to delete an Application Gateway via the Azure SDK for Go / the Azure API's - the following HTTP request is generated:
which returns a Long Running Request as shown below:
The Azure SDK for Go automatically makes a request for this URL:
.. and it receives that the deletion is
InProgress
:.. eventually this returns
Successful
(which should mean that the Application Gateway no longer exists):At this time - it should be possible to delete the Subnet (since there's no items left within it). Attempting to do so invokes a Long Running Operation again that immediately fails:
Unfortunately since this is an
InternalServerError
we could retry this - but we need to know that this is actually a bug in the underlying service, and not a temporary failed request (which we can't easily determine). Attempting to investigate this further by checking the state of this via the Azure API then returns aprovisioningState
ofFailed
with no information about any items in the network that might be still present:This is a similar issue to #1233 which affects Virtual Network Gateways - in both cases the Networking API's are returning incorrect information (that the resources have been deleted when they're actually still being deleted).
Would it be possible for someone to look into these bugs? From what I can ascertain - most of the complex Networking resources appear to share the same underlying bug; in this case we're seeing 90% of our tests failing consistently due to this bug.
Thanks!
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