Managed App Deployment failing

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Managed App Deployment failing

Pavan Kesamreddy 55

I am trying to install a managed app from service catalog. I am getting the following error in a deployment script related to the managed app:

<code id='' style='white-space:pre-wrap'><div>Encountered an internal server error. The tracking activity id is '273678d7-baf2-47e0-bef7-0f07f66a5d39', correlation id is '<PII removed>'.</div></code></br> (Code: DeploymentScriptOperationFailed)

Is there any way to see the actual server logs?

Suchitra Suregaunkar 12,100 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-20T08:29:07.1433333+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy

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We are looking into your issue and will keep you posted investigation updates.

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Suchitra.
Bharath Y P 7,715 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-21T17:52:08.7466667+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy,

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2026-01-22T13:35:11.39+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy,

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2026-01-23T06:26:42.7833333+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy,

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Pavan Kesamreddy 55 Reputation points

2026-01-23T06:28:46+00:00

Sorry for the late reply. the solution didn't help.
Suchitra Suregaunkar 12,100 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-23T08:04:23.9866667+00:00
Hello Pavan Kesamreddy

As per the steps shared below did you check the activity logs?

Activity Log (Azure Monitor)

Go to Monitor > Activity Log.

Filter by: Time range, Resource Group or Correlation ID

Helpful for identifying permission or identity-related issues that may have blocked the script.

Thanks,
Suchitra.
Bharath Y P 7,715 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-26T10:36:19.2+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy, Could please check the above comment, let us know the update, thanks.
Pavan Kesamreddy 55 Reputation points

2026-01-26T21:34:43.4933333+00:00

No longer using deployment scripts now. Shifted to temporary VMs. This issue can be closed now. Thanks!

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Suchitra Suregaunkar 12,100 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-20T08:29:07.1433333+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy

Thank you for posting your question on the Microsoft Q&A platform.

We are looking into your issue and will keep you posted investigation updates.

Thanks,

Suchitra.
Bharath Y P 7,715 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-21T17:52:08.7466667+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy,

Please let us know if the suggested resolution helped/ addressed your concern. If it did, we’d appreciate your feedback on the proposed resolution as it helps others with similar issues.

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Bharath Y P 7,715 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-22T13:35:11.39+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy,

Please let us know if the suggested resolution helped/ addressed your concern. If it did, we’d appreciate your feedback on the proposed resolution as it helps others with similar issues.

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Thanks
Bharath Y P 7,715 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-23T06:26:42.7833333+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy,

Please let us know if the suggested resolution helped/ addressed your concern. If it did, we’d appreciate your feedback on the proposed resolution as it helps others with similar issues.

If the resolution did not help, feel free to share more details about the challenge you’re still facing.

Thanks
Pavan Kesamreddy 55 Reputation points

2026-01-23T06:28:46+00:00

Sorry for the late reply. the solution didn't help.
Suchitra Suregaunkar 12,100 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-23T08:04:23.9866667+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy

As per the steps shared below did you check the activity logs?

Activity Log (Azure Monitor)

Go to Monitor > Activity Log.

Filter by: Time range, Resource Group or Correlation ID

Helpful for identifying permission or identity-related issues that may have blocked the script.

Thanks,
Suchitra.
Bharath Y P 7,715 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-01-26T10:36:19.2+00:00

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy, Could please check the above comment, let us know the update, thanks.
Pavan Kesamreddy 55 Reputation points

2026-01-26T21:34:43.4933333+00:00

No longer using deployment scripts now. Shifted to temporary VMs. This issue can be closed now. Thanks!

Answer 1

Hello Pavan Kesamreddy,

We understand that you are deploying a managed application from the Azure Service Catalog and encountering the error: DeploymentScriptOperationFailed with the message "Encountered an internal server error". This indicates that the deployment script tied to the managed app failed, but the error message is generic and doesn’t expose the actual server-side logs.

Managed applications are designed so that the publisher controls the underlying resources. As a consumer, you only see what the deployment script outputs. Direct server logs are not exposed for security and isolation reasons. Instead, Azure surfaces deployment diagnostics through resources like Microsoft.Resources/deploymentScripts, activity logs, and linked storage accounts.

You can check the Deployment Script resource:

Navigate to the Resource Group where the managed app is being deployed.
Look for a resource of type deploymentScripts.
Open it and check:
- Logs tab > shows execution logs.
- Outputs tab > shows script outputs.

This is usually where you’ll see the actual PowerShell or Bash error message that caused the failure. Storage Account Logs (stdout / stderr)

If the deployment script was configured with a storage account:

Open the linked Storage Account > Go to Containers.
Look for containers like: azscripts or deployment-script-logs
Inside, open files such as: stdout.txt or stderr.txt

These files contain the raw script output and error messages.

Deployment Details in Resource Group

Open the Resource Group > Go to Deployments.
Select the failed deployment.

Expand Operation details.

This shows which step or script failed, often with more context.

Activity Log (Azure Monitor)

Go to Monitor > Activity Log.
Filter by: Time range, Resource Group or Correlation ID

Helpful for identifying permission or identity-related issues that may have blocked the script.

Reference:

Deploy a service catalog managed application - Azure Managed Applications | Microsoft Learn

Troubleshoot common Azure deployment errors - Azure Resource Manager | Microsoft Learn

Hope this helps! If you need any further assistance, please do let us know, thanks.

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