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I do not have experience in deploying Spring Apps to Azure. I tried to do it through the Github route. However, there's always an error message at the end of deployment:
Action failed with error: The HTTP resource that matches the request URI 'https:xxxx' does not support the API version '2021-06-01-preview'.
Do you know from where this issue is coming from?
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Hi, Yes I don't know how to troubleshoot this. How can I change API version to deploy the Spring boot application successfully.
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Hi, We have decided to use another cloud service, as Azure is too advance for the current build. Please mark this as resolved.
Duc Tommy Bui Thanks for letting us know.
Hello @Duc Tommy Bui
Refer to the below article
Deploying a Spring Boot app to Azure
Deploy your first application to Azure Spring Apps
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Hello @SUNOJ KUMAR YELURU
Thank you for answering. Unfortunately, I can't deploy the app successfully. Seems like my pom.xml file is a thin one. Do you have any suggestion on how to fix it?