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Test the application through the publicly available endpoint

If any of the deployments failed, you can check the logs of a specific app using the following CLI statement (using customers-service as an example):

az spring app logs --name ${CUSTOMERS_SERVICE} --follow

Now that you have deployed all of your microservices, verify that the application is accessible via a web browser.

Step by step guidance

  1. To list all deployed apps, from the Git Bash shell, run the following CLI statement, which will also list all publicly accessible endpoints:

    az spring app list --service $SPRING_APPS_SERVICE \
                   --resource-group $RESOURCE_GROUP \
                   --output table

  2. You can also grep the URL that got assigned to the api-gateway service.

    az spring app show --name ${API_GATEWAY} | grep url

  3. Alternatively, you can switch to the web browser window displaying the Azure portal interface, navigate to your Azure Spring Apps instance and select Apps from the vertical navigation menu. In the list of apps, select api-gateway, on the api-gateway - Overview page, note the value of the URL property.

  4. Open another web browser tab and navigate to the URL of the api-gateway endpoint to display the application web interface.

  5. You can also navigate to the URL of the admin-server to see insight information of your microservices.