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- name: Workload profiles
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- name: Dapr integration
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- name: Dapr overview
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- name: Dapr FAQ
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- name: Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes clusters
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### YamlMime:FAQ
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metadata:
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title: Dapr integration with Azure Container Apps - Frequently asked questions
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description: Find answers to the frequently asked questions about the Dapr integration with Azure Container Apps.
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keywords: azure container apps, frequently asked questions, dapr
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author: hhunter-ms
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ms.topic: faq
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ms.service: container-apps
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ms.date: 04/05/2023
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ms.author: hannahhunter
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title: Dapr integration with Azure Container Apps frequently asked questions
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summary: This article lists commonly asked questions about the Dapr integration with Azure Container Apps together with related answers.
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sections:
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- name: APIs
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questions:
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Does Azure Container Apps provide direct access to the underlying Kubernetes API?
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No, there is no access to the Kubernetes API.
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Can I import my Azure Container Apps API from the context of API Management?
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Yes.
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- name: Billing
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How is Azure Container Apps billed?
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Refer to the [billing](billing.md) page for details.
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- name: Configuration
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Can I set up GitHub Actions to automatically build and deploy my code to Azure Container Apps?
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Yes. Using Azure CLI, run `az containerapp github-action -h` to see the options. Using Azure portal, navigate to the "Continuous deployment" blade under your container app.
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- name: Data management
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Where does Azure Container Apps store customer data?
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Azure Container Apps does not move or store customer data out of the region it's deployed in.
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- name: Quotas
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How can I request a quota increase?
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To request quota increase, [submit a support ticket](https://azure.microsoft.com/support/create-ticket/) with the following fields:
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| Property | Value |
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| Issue Type | Technical |
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| Subscription | Your subscription |
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| Service | My Services |
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| Service Type | Container Apps |
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| Resource | maxoutquotas |
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| Summary | An explanation for your request, including:<br>• What quotas you want increased<br>• How much of an increase you would like<br>• Business reasons for the increase |
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| Problem Type | Configuration and Management |
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| Problem Subtype | Scaling |
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Please keep in mind the following when it comes to quota increase requests:
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- **Scaling apps vs environments**: There are a number of different quotas available to increase. Use these descriptions to help identify your needs:
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- **Increase apps and cores per environment**: Allows you to run more apps within an environment and/or more intensive apps. Recommended if your workloads can deploy within the same network and security boundaries.
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- **Increasing environments**: Recommended if your workloads need network or security boundaries. Note: Additional business context may be required if your request involves increasing environment-level quotas.
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- **Regions**: Approvals for increase requests vary based on compute capacity available in Azure regions.
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- **Specific compute requirements**: The platform supports 4GB per container app. Memory limits overrides are evaluated on a per-case basis.
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- **Business reasoning for scaling**: You may be eligible for a quota increase request if the platform limits are blocking your workload demands. Scale limits overrides are evaluated on a per-case basis.

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