Unable to deploy any VM with conflict status

darkbluelion 21 Reputation points
2020-08-18T08:41:47.453+00:00

Hi,

Been trying to deploy a marketplace VM image, tried for both ubuntu and sql2017 VM

Keep getting status conflict error when provisioning the VMs.

Error code: FabricVMCreationError

Not sure how to go about troubleshooting it, any specific log that we can see to narrow it down?

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  1. Heloise Sanmiguel Niebles Noriega 11 Reputation points
    2020-10-26T16:53:04.797+00:00

    Hi, have you opened a case with Azure Support? They can perform debug operations from the PEP, from my experience is better to work with them. May I ask which version of Azure Stack hub are you running? As far as I remember, there is a well known issue on deploying some sizes of VMs on specific versions of the stack.
    Have you tried to change the VM size before reruning the template? There are other errors or alerts on your stamp?


  2. Heloise Sanmiguel Niebles Noriega 11 Reputation points
    2020-10-28T17:37:12.93+00:00

    Hi,

    The SDK doesn't have the support from Microsoft, and should not be used for productive environments. About the SDK, it is pretty different to an Azure Stack Hub. The know issue I refered to corresponds to the Stack Hub version 2002 (https://learn.microsoft.com/es-es/azure-stack/operator/known-issues?view=azs-2002#compute)

    About your sdk, it's the first VM you're deploying? Are you sure there is enough capacity (cores, memory and storage) to deploy it?

    I don't know if this can help you: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/azure/en-US/db94c1f2-ba0d-49c9-b518-c34e2873d7bb/asdk-new-install-unable-to-deploy-a-vm-timeouts?forum=AzureStack

    After the official documentation, restarting the VMs of the SDK (especially AzS-Xrp01) can cause instability of the SDK.

    Hope this helps you in the right direction

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