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I just created and azure free trail account, upgraded it to pay as you go, I m trying to create a basic, aks cluster but i m always getting this error : i havent used anything, there is a classic computer limit of 20 vms , i have used 0 of them in quota, basically i have done nothing so far yet, please update the documentation, i m trying to raise a support ticket but it is not giving me option to select after vcpu
, (ErrCode_InsufficientVCPUQuota) Insufficient regional vcpu quota left for location eastus. left regional vcpu quota 0, requested quota 6
Code: ErrCode_InsufficientVCPUQuota
Message: Insufficient regional vcpu quota left for location eastus. left regional vcpu quota 0, requested quota 6
Hi @Rahul Kurkure ,
the quota you need for vCPU is "Compute".
In your screenshot with the filter on provider Compute you see the error message The selected provider isn't registered. You need to register the Resource Provider Microsoft.Compute in your Azure Subscription first.
If the Resource Provider is registered you should check the quota on your subscription again.
Please be aware you can't increase a quota in a Free Trial Azure Subscription.
Free Trial subscriptions aren't eligible for limit or quota increases
If you are running in a vCPU quota limit you have to choose a Node size with less vCPUs matching the vCPU quota in your Free Trial Azure Subscription.
(If the reply was helpful please don't forget to upvote and/or accept as answer, thank you)
Regards
Andreas Baumgarten
Thanks a lot,
the issue was that i havent registered for the resource
Glad to hear that the issue got resolved with our support. At first, you were able to identify that you are not having any vCPUs allocated in your subscription due to vCPU resources were not registered. The screenshot provided by you helped to understand the issue. Then, it's a matter of registering the resources.
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This worked . Thanks
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Thanks a lot!
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Just to make it More clear Free subscription has quota limit for VCPU that is 4 VCPU
so it someone is trying to create Kubernetes Cluster they will need to select 1 Agent Node and 1 Worker Node with VCPU of 2 for each node.
I selected DS2_v2 for one node each and kept the scale settings to Manual.
I hope this helps
Regards,
Tushar
Hi,
It is evident that the allocated vCPU quota is not sufficient in the region East US to deploy the resources you are trying to.
You can check the quota in the region using the following PowerShell Script and to find it as below
az vm list-usage --location "East US" -o table
After verifying the available quota, if this is due to the non-availability of resources, you can request for an increase in the quota. Please follow the link to request this to Microsoft Support
Request an increase for regional vCPU quotas
Hope this helps.
--please don't forget to upvote and Accept as answer if the reply is helpful--
note: i tried for other for other regions as well, even while checking for other regions i m not getting anything in both azure cli and power shell ;
i guess the quota is sufficient here, this request is for azure computer (classic)
but for compute i m getting this ;
which one do they use ?
It appears that your 'Microsoft Compute' resources are not registered and to be register to use the quota.
You can register the resource from the below screen in your subscription: Select Microsoft.Compute and register it and to see that it's being registered. Now, you can see if there is sufficient quota available