Azure Spring Cloud issues and feature tracking

Overview

Azure Spring Cloud is a PaaS to help you easily run and operate Spring Cloud based microservices on Azure. The goal of Azure Spring Cloud is to let you focus on your code and let us take care of the operation work. Rich features are provided and some of the highlighted ones are:

• Managed native Spring Cloud Service Registry
• Managed native Spring Cloud Config Server
• Managed native Spring Cloud Distributed Tracing with Azure AppInsights
• Built-in metrics aggregration and monitoring
• Built-in logs aggregation and search
• Zero code change is required to run your Spring Boot apps in Azure Spring Cloud

You can find more details about Azure Spring Cloud in the official documentation.

This repository is intended to track issues of Azure Spring Cloud. Issues are actively monitored by the Azure Spring Cloud product team, and support is provided on a best-effort basis for issues that are reproducible outside of a specific service instance.

Bug Report

Choose Bug Report template when filling a bug against Azure Spring Cloud. Follow the template and fill in as much information as you have to help us better understand and reproduce your issue.

Feature Requests

Choose Feature Request template when requesting a new feature against Azure Spring Cloud. Follow the template and describe as much information as your have to help us better understand your ideas.

Code of Conduct

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