Fix: disable app service AlwaysOn #309
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setting is redundant with the healthcheck and causes 404 response since the root URL is not a valid endpoint
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Confirmed that our healthcheck (configured to run every 5 minutes) should be sufficient to keep our app loaded.
Another option could've been to redirect the AlwaysOn user agent to /healthcheck like we do in Benefits. Disabling AlwaysOn is the simpler solution.
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This setting is redundant with the
healthcheckand causes a 404 response since the root URL is not a valid endpoint.See Terraform and Azure docs.
Closes #272