@Marvin why would I get a timeout error like this on Azure ACI?

RuntimeError: Timed out after 480.0133066177368s while watching waiting for container start.

The timeout error you're encountering while using Azure ACI can occur for several reasons. Here's a summary based on the resources: 1. Container Configuration Issues: If there's an issue in how the container or container group is configured, it may prevent the container from starting within the allocated time. This includes incorrect definitions for the image, environment variables, or other configurations. 2. Resource Group and Network Issues: Problems related to the resource group, network configurations, or lacking permissions can cause delays in provisioning and starting the container. 3. Timeout Settings: The duration set for the task's start timeout (

task_start_timeout_seconds

) may be too short for the actual time required to provision and start the container. 4. Container Image Issues: Problems with the container image, such as a large image size or issues pulling the image from the registry, can increase the start time. 5. Azure Service Issues: Occasionally, the Azure Container Instance service may experience disruptions or delays. You can further troubleshoot by: - Increasing the Timeout: Adjust the timeout setting if your container consistently takes longer to start. - Reviewing Logs: Check Azure logs for detailed error messages and reasons. - Validating Configuration: Ensure that your container configuration and Azure resource configurations are correct. For more detailed guidance on configuring Azure ACI with Prefect, you can refer to: - Prefect Azure Container Instance Documentation If the problem persists, you might need to provide more specific details about your configuration or check for any Azure-specific incidents.