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When I create a Azure Function with premium plan I get the following error:
The template deployment 'Microsoft.Web-FunctionApp-Portal-73-9764' is not valid according to the validation procedure. The tracking id is '848a-39-42a0-9a04-7bc7c4'. See inner errors for details.
( I removed some characters, since I am not sure if this information is sensitive).
This does not happen when I create it with a consumption plan.
When I click on the error, I get a more specific message:
{"code":"InvalidTemplateDeployment","message":"The template deployment 'Microsoft.Web-FunctionApp-Portal-... is not valid according to the validation procedure. The tracking id is '...'. See inner errors for details.","details":[{"message":"Index (zero based) must be greater than or equal to zero and less than the size of the argument list."}]}
What is causing this problem?
I have the template.json and parameter.json to share, but I am not sure if it has sensitive information, so I decided not to put it here.
I am not using a template btw. I used the UI on azure portal to click everything together.
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Hello @Erfan Nariman You can quickly check whether there is any issue with the template. You may try to create one function app from the portal. On the last step you'll get an option to download the template. ( remember you don't have to create it like that, this is just to get the template format):
let me know if this helps , otherwise we can connect offline!
Hi JayaC, as I mentioned in my question. "I am not using a template btw. I used the UI on azure portal to click everything together."
But I was able to solve it by creating a new ResourceGroup just for this premium plan azure function. The error is still a mystery to me since I didnt use a self made JSON file but clicked everything in the Azure Portal UI.
Yes, this can happen (have faced the same), and very likely it's because in your resource group (old one) you have some other app service plans.
There is already a GitHub issue on this, you should be able to get more information from there: Premium - Pricing tier not allowed in existing resource group
looks like some problems in ARM template or parameter.json files. For troubleshooting create new Azure function with similar signature in new Visual studio project and deploy it to Azure via VS. After that export ARM template (see Export-AzResourceGroup or Export-AzureRmResourceGroup) and compare part of template which defines deployed Azure function with your template.
Hi sadomovalex, as I mentioned in my question. "I am not using a template btw. I used the UI on azure portal to click everything together."
But I was able to solve it by creating a new ResourceGroup just for this premium plan azure function. The error is still a mystery to me since I didnt use a self made JSON file but clicked everything in the Azure Portal UI.