azure - Add Multiple Web Apps to App Service Environment -

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have started using app service environments , need little help. have created ase , added wep app it, web app has it's own service plan , resource group. need add new web app same ase, web app have different service plan , resource group.

when try deployment error saying following "not enough available reserved instance servers satisfy request". suggestions how can resolve this, have looed around , can't seem find solution works.

thanks

you need scale app service environment first. navigate app service environment details in portal , scale number of machines (you have default configuration now, 2 small workers). allocate more capacity , able use them new plans.

one thing mention - 1 worker used high-availability purposes have guarantee sites during outages/services upgrades etc. if have 2 workers, 1 can used sites , 1 spare. if have 3 workers, 2 can used apps/plans.

it 1 spare worker per 20 workers; if have let's 40 workers, have 2 spare machine , 38 available apps/plans.


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