patch (network topology): [appgw] right size appgw snet #304
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right-sizing the appgw subnet based on MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs@a281aa0#diff-d21f682b08540bf8893f9efa18bb2c9c271fda0c5c052239bc4387aa81d7c3a0 and updating our topology details doc for this closes: #293, #577305
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closes: #293, #577305
WHY
it seems we are running a bit small based on the current recommendation, and we should consider right-sizing the appgw subnet based on this change and updating our topology details doc for this.
WHAT Changed?
/28to/24HOW to Test?
we deploy the cluster and the everything works exactly as before. But the app gw subnet now has 251 seats available for app gw instances.