Azure Local VM images fail to deploy.

Question

I got into the resources pane and now I can't set up new VM images. I have tried both local shares and storage blobs, but it fails to deploy due to timeout every time. the Raw error is:

{
  "code": "InternalError",
  "message": "Internal error occurred: rpc error: code = DeadlineExceeded desc = context deadline exceeded"
}

Answer 1

Hello Warman, Alan,

Based on the error message "rpc error: code = DeadlineExceeded desc = context deadline exceeded," it seems like the deployment is timing out, which can happen for several reasons.

Please check these:
Delete any partially created image versions or resource locks. Clear or recreate the local gallery or image definitions if needed.
In the Azure portal: Go to Monitor > Activity log. Filter by the failed deployment time and operation name: Create Image Version or similar.
Confirm that the identity used for deployment has the necessary permissions to access both the storage account and the Azure Compute Gallery.
Ensure your subscription/resource group has enough quota/resources available.

Please check this document: The resource operation finished with a terminal provisioning state of "Failed", Time-out exceeded

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Answer 2

Hi @Warman, Alan ,

Thank your for providing feedback.

You initially had trouble deploying VM images in Azure due to a timeout error. You resolved this by uploading an image successfully.

Now, you're facing a session host deployment failure.

Possible causes include:

-Domain join issues (incorrect credentials or network access problems).

-DNS misconfiguration, preventing hostname resolution.

-Network connectivity problems, blocking access to necessary files.

-Insufficient permissions for joining Azure Virtual Desktop.

-Transient deployment failures that might resolve with a retry.

You can check Azure's activity logs and try redeploying while verifying network settings and permissions. Here’s a troubleshooting guide that might help https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/azure/virtual-desktop/troubleshoot-vm-configuration

If this fixes the additional issue, please mark as resolved to help others with find it.

Happy to help

Rebecca