Using Langfuse in Azure webapp

[Satyajit-AI]

Hi,
Has anyone successfully deployed Azure webapp that has @observe decorator? The code works fine locally but when deployed as a container image webapp the langfuse doesn't work. Thanks for your help.

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I found a similar unsolved discussion titled bug: Langfuse failing to start Azure Web App which might be relevant to your issue ^[1].

Here are some general suggestions that might help resolve the issue:

1. Redeploy the application to resolve any transient errors.
2. Verify the integration with Langfuse by following the quickstart guide.
3. Ensure that the API credentials in your environment variables are correct.
4. Check that LANGFUSE_HOST is set correctly for local development.
5. Review application logs for any errors related to Langfuse and enable debug logging for more detailed information.
6. Manually flush events before the application exits using langfuse.flushAsync() if using short-lived applications.
7. Ensure there are no network issues preventing data from being sent to Langfuse.
8. Adjust flushAt and flushInterval settings if needed to ensure timely event sending.
9. Restart the deployment of langfuse-worker, as it has been reported to fix the issue in some cases ^[2].

These steps might help you troubleshoot and resolve the issue with deploying Langfuse in an Azure Web App environment.

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[jannikmaierhoefer]

Hi @Satyajit-AI , did you go through the list to troubleshoot?

[Satyajit-AI]

Yes, I did. Issue is not resolved. I need it work when I deploy docker container app on Azure or locally