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Conclusion

This guide is part of the Azure Spring Apps training

Cleaning up

Unless you plan to perform additional tasks with the Azure resources from the workshop (such as tutorials referenced below), it is important to destroy the resources that we created for it to avoid the cost of keeping them provisioned.

The easiest way to do this is to delete the entire resource group.

🛑 Substitute the name of your resource group for $AZ_RESOURCE_GROUP below:

az group delete -g "$AZ_RESOURCE_GROUP" --yes --no-wait

Additional Resources

As an addendum to this workshop, consider taking the tutorial on using alerts and action groups with Azure Spring Apps to detect and respond to abnormal conditions.

Also, check out our tutorial to Deploy Azure Spring Apps in a virtual network.

Have a look through the Azure Spring Apps documentation for more quickstarts, tutorials, and reference materials.

Find more about the monitoring power for Spring Cloud with Application Insights.

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