When creating my Azure App Service I used the default South Central US location but when I made my SQL server I set it to Central Canada. Will this still work properly or do I have to remake the Service Plan? According to Develop Cloud Connected Mobile Apps with Xamarin and Microsoft it says to make them have the same location.
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This will work. But the performance may slow down. It depends on the load on the server. If this is a test service, use the current configuration if the worker service changes according to the recommendations.
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It will work, but it will DEFINITELY slow things down. A lot. I highly recommend moving your App Service to Central Canada or your mySQL instance to South Central US.
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Is there a way to do either without deleting and making a new Mobile App Service?? – B Best May 16 '17 at 22:03
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Not to my knowledge - someone please correct me if I'm wrong. You might find it easier to move your database. – Rob Reagan May 17 '17 at 01:59