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Run the service

  1. Hit F5 (or type azds up in the Terminal Window) to run the service. The service will automatically run in your newly selected space default/scott.
  2. You can confirm that your service is running in its own space by running azds list-up again. First, you'll notice an instance of mywebapi is now running in the default/scott space (the version running in the default is still running but it is not listed). If you run azds list-uris, you will notice that the access point URL for webfrontend is prefixed with the text "scott.s.". This URL is unique to the default/scott space. The special URL signifies that requests sent to the "scott URL" will try to first route to services in the default/scott space, but if that fails, they will fall back to services in the default space.
Name                      DevSpace  Type     Updated  Status
------------------------  --------  -------  -------  -------
mywebapi                  scott     Service  3m ago   Running
mywebapi-bb4f4ddd8-sbfcs  scott     Pod      3m ago   Running
webfrontend               default   Service  26m ago  Running

Uri                                                            Status
-------------------------------------------------------------  ---------
http://localhost:53831 => mywebapi.scott:80                    Tunneled
http://webfrontend.6364744826e042319629.canadaeast.aksapp.io/  Available

This built-in feature of Azure Dev Spaces lets you test code in a shared space without requiring each developer to re-create the full stack of services in their space. This routing requires your app code to forward propagation headers, as illustrated in the previous step of this guide.

Test code in a space

To test your new version of mywebapi with webfrontend, open your browser to the public access point URL for webfrontend and go to the About page. You should see your new message displayed.

Now, remove the "scott.s." part of the URL, and refresh the browser. You should see the old behavior (with the mywebapi version running in default).