We have a few HTTP-triggered Azure Durable Functions that are failing to start orchestration instances. Today we had 7 in a row fail to start, spaced 3 hours apart. Over the last 5 days we observed 45 instances that are stuck in the Pending state.
Currently we are only seeing this behaviour in the Australia Southeast region, our other production functions in West US and North Europe are functioning as expected.
Orchestration instances should start.
Orchestrations are stuck in Pending state and do not execute any activities. Querying the status for the stuck orchestration instances shows something like the following:
{
"instanceId": "d1f0757635634486b5873038e9ee1f80",
"createdTime": "2020-10-05T19:00:58.3516335Z",
"runtimeStatus": "Pending",
"name": "CreateTeamOrchestrator",
"lastUpdatedTime": "2020-10-05T19:00:58.527866Z"
}
None that we know of.
Application Insights shows the following pattern where our HTTP triggered function is called, successfully calls StartNewAsync on the orchestration client, but no further activity from the orchestration is logged:

@umamimolecule
You are running a very old version of D.F in production, there have been many patch updates since then that target these kind of scenarios.
I strongly recommend updating to the latest 1.x, which I think might be 1.8.6. Even better, get onto 2.x If you can 馃槉
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@umamimolecule
You are running a very old version of D.F in production, there have been many patch updates since then that target these kind of scenarios.
I strongly recommend updating to the latest 1.x, which I think might be 1.8.6. Even better, get onto 2.x If you can 馃槉