Unable to provision cluster in databricks using GCP - databricks

I am trying to create databricks cluster on GCP but getting error like
No active Google Kubernetes Engine cluster found for workspace.
Retrying Google Kubernetes Engine cluster creation. All required APIs are enabled still same issue, can someone please help here. Thanks

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No data reported to the log workspace for Azure Container Insight - Openshift Cluster

I have onboarded an ARO Cluster in the Azure Container insight as shown in the picture below, but no data is being reported (no nodes, no pods..etc).
I have deployed the Oms Agent in openshift using DeamonSet and I can see Heartbeats sent by the agents (Pods) in the Log Analytics workspace.
Could you please help on getting the ARO cluster correctly onboarded in Azure Container Insight?
Thank you.
From Microsoft support :
This is because ARO is no longer a supported resource type for Container Insights, as per this notice: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/azure-monitor-containers-insights-support-for-azure-red-hat-openshift-v4x-will-be-retired-by-31-may-2022/
You should Arc enabled your ARO cluster and setup Container Insights following these instructions: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/containers/container-insights-enable-arc-enabled-clusters

I created a Azure Kubernetes Cluster with Kubenet networking where all my production is running. I would like to change it to CNI. Is that possible?

I can't find any link or way to change it. Please let me know if this is possible, if yes please share the detailed steps.
At the time of writing, AKS allows setting the network plugin only at the time of cluster creation. So if you have an AKS cluster provisioned with kubenet network plugin and you want to switch to Azure CNI, then currently the only way to achieve that is by recreating the AKS cluster with network plugin set to Azure CNI.
Please check this article for migration considerations and guidelines.

Enabling GSMA in Azure Kubernetes Service

I have setup a Kubernetes Cluster using aks-engine to deploy a kubernetes configuration enabling feature-gates(github aks-engine) in this case --feature-gates=WindowsGMSA=true.
The installation is successful, the cluster is created with 2 nodes(windows agent, linux master) now i am trying to domain join and create GSMA to enable Authentication.
I am unclear on the process as i am new in AKS and Azure/Active Directory. Any help would be appreciated.
I created an AD DS in Azure and tried to domain joined to the windows node and it is not working, maybe i am doing this wrong.

Using Terraform to create a Service Fabric cluster issues

I am trying to use Terraform to create a Service fabric cluster in Azure.
I have created configurations for the follwoing resources using a template provided by Tvo https://github.com/TrevorVonSeggern/ServiceFabric_Terraform
This will create the reasorces in Azure however the SFC just sits on "Deploying" and the Nodes themselves never display.
There seems to be a distinct lack of configuration resources for creating a Service fabric cluster using Terraform and HashiCorp's documentation on this resource example is not as in depth as for other resources.
Provisioning with Powershell is easier as more resources to guide.
If anyone has any working examples please can you share them?
Thanks
I have managed to deploy this successfully by deploying and then going through the extensions in the ARM template. Then adding (in JSON string) in the Terraform config for VMSS
Could not find anywhere in the Terraform documentation on this resource to assist with this.

Kubernetes on gcp for Nodejs and Mongo

I want to deploy cluster of nodejs with mongodb replication set on gcp with the help of kubernetes, till now I am able to deploy nodejs cluster on gcp with kubernetes and mongodb replication set separately with the help of this
pkdone/gke-mongodb.
Can anyone help me or provide me a link of any tutorial or documentation.
This example here on Kubernete's official Github account shows in details how to create your cluster on GCP with a NodeJS web service and a MongoDB instance.
https://github.com/kubernetes/examples/tree/master/staging/nodesjs-mongodb
This other post by #jaydestro was very helpful for me. It covers in details the whole process using MongoDB Atlas.
https://medium.com/google-cloud/modern-distributed-application-deployment-with-kubernetes-and-mongodb-atlas-4ec9eff5bab2

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