3 documented Azure App Service Plans cost inefficiencies, each with how to detect it and how to fix it.
Azure App Service PlansCER-0291
An App Service Plan is sized larger than required for the applications it hosts. Plans are often provisioned conservatively to handle anticipated peak demand and are not revisited after workloads stabilize. Because pricing is tied to the...
Azure App Service PlansCER-0283
Production and non-production applications are hosted within the same App Service Plan. Production workloads often require higher availability, performance, or scaling characteristics, driving the plan toward larger or higher-cost SKUs....
Azure App Service PlansCER-0404
Production App Service plans on Premium v3 (or later) and Isolated v2 often run a fixed minimum instance count all year: a web front end that never scales below two or three instances, or an App Service Environment sized for a steady...
