Since yesterday, I'm trying to create new VM and I'm not able because the majority of the sizes are not available for my region, West Europe. Using Azure Portal I get all D series greyed:
I tried Azure Reservations with same result:
I suppose there are issues in this and another regions.
But then I tried to get availability using CLI tool az, following this reference. The, executing referenced command I get this list of available sizes:
It seems contradictory information, because I see some D series VM.
May it be that they are available in general, not taking into account current occupation?
Is there any az command to get actual available sizes in my region?
Da/Das series VMs use AMD CPU. However, based on my test, they are not available in location West Europe.
The normal D series VM should be available in West Europe. There are several reasons which may prevent you from choosing it:
You have reached your CPU resource limitation in that region. To solve this, you may request an increase in CPU quota limits per Azure VM series
Some Azure subscriptions (trial, MSDN developer, student trial and so on) can only create limited resources in limited locations. To solve this, you may update your subscription to a pay-as-you-go one.
Other reasons. You may directly contact the Azure Support team by submitting a support request on the Azure portal.
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I want to create Azure Kubernetes Service resource which supports GPU computing. I have huge amount of data and docker image which requires Nvidia drivers. When I attempt to create it I get:
Size not available
This size is currently unavailable in eastus for this subscription: NotAvailableForSubscription.
I get this message for every location I choose. I suppose the problem is that I use Azure Pass Sponsorship. Is there any way to do it on this kind of subscription?
You receive this error when the resource SKU you have selected (such as K8’s Cluster or VM’s) is not available for the location you have selected
You can check the product availability in selected region by Products available by region.
To determine which SKUs are available in a region/zone, use the Get-AzComputeResourceSku command. Filter the results by location. You must have the latest version of PowerShell for this command.
Get-AzComputeResourceSku | where {$_.Locations -icontains "centralus"}
Refer this documentation for more information.
Please refer to this document for a list of common Microsoft Azure limits, quotas and constraints for Azure Sponsorship Subscription.
The following monthly usage quotas are applied. If you need more than these limits, please contact customer service at any time so that they can understand your needs and adjust these limits appropriately.
Reference: Microsoft Azure Sponsorship Offer
I am new at working with Microsoft Azure and I am trying to open a Notebook from the Azure Machine learning studio.
Every time I try to create a new compute it says Creation failed so I cannot work. My region is francecentral and I have tried different Virtual Machine size
Your reason might be explained here:
As demand continues to grow, if we are faced with any capacity
constraints in any region during this time, we have established clear
criteria for the priority of new cloud capacity. Top priority will be
going to first responders, health and emergency management services,
critical government infrastructure organizational use, and ensuring
remote workers stay up and running with the core functionality of
Teams.
If you qualify for this category, you should reach out to Azure Support or your Microsoft representative. If not, you need to keep retrying (might work better at night) or try a different region.
I am new to Azure and started a new free trial account. As one of the first things to try, I decided to create a VM. As I followed steps in Azure portal, I was stuck when it came to 'Select Size', because all of them are greyed out; and per my understanding, the field is required.
I was using the default region (USEast), and I selected no AZ and 'Ubuntu 18.04 LTS' as the image the VM is based upon.
I googled this issue on the internet. And I have done the following to rectify the issue but no luck:
switched to use different PC with different IP (as some suggested)
"clear All filter' in Select Size window and specified VM size
selected different VM images
ensured there is a credit attached to my subscription (as some suggested)
ensured there is no resources created to avoid hit the quotas (as some suggested)
This is something very basic, and it should've worked out-of-the-box. I am disappointed with the experience. But I want to give it the benefit of doubt and will continue to try out Azure if this issue is resolved. Maybe something very simple that I might've missed on my side.
Thank you so much for the help in advance.
Due to COVID-19 most of the enterprise user working from home and the usage of Azure and Microsoft service has increased a lot. Microsoft says that there has been a colossal 775 percent increase in usage of its cloud services.
All that Azure usage appears to have led to users in many regions "observing deployments for some compute resource types in these regions drop below our typical 99.99 per cent success rates". Which goes a long way towards explaining the inability to create resources as The Register revealed last week.
Concurrently, we monitor support requests and, if needed, encourage customers to consider alternative regions or alternative resource types, depending on their timeline and requirements.
Try to change your deployment region.
Most of the VM's we are unable to create. This is due to heavy toll on the resources.
You can read more here : https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/our-commitment-to-customers-and-microsoft-cloud-services-continuity/
For time being seems like we have to opt for some other size.
I recently created and renamed an additional pay-as-you-go subscription in order to segregate billing by site. Now, however, when I try to create a VM the majority of the sizes no longer seem to be available. I have tried changing regions, no change. What might be the cause for this?
I had the same issue, I had an MSDN subscription which allowed me access to all VM sizes, but when I created a new subscription there was a very limited set of VM sizes available to me. This was due to Capacity Management restrictions.
I raised a Subscription support ticket with Microsoft (subscription support is free, no need to purchase a support plan) and they are in the process of lifting the restrictions.
Include in the support ticket what VM sizes, number of cores, Azure region, subscription GUID and amount of storage in TB you will want to use - these are the first things they asked me.
How can we find the core and ram details of Azure VM SKUs programmatically?
I have used the Ratecard api to get a list of available SKUs with their availability region and pay-as-you-go prices but couldn't find their exact specifications.
As you are new here to get you started on writing some code you can come back with to ask a specific question about a code problem,
Have a look at the guide that was done by The Scripting Guys:
Retrieve Azure Resource Manager Virtual Machine Properties by Using PowerShell