Hi everyone! I'm having some trouble setting up a new virtual machine in Azure. I want to create a VM with 16 GB of RAM and 4 vCPUs, similar to the existing vms in my resource group and subnet, specifically using the b4ms, f4as, or d4as size plans. However, when I try to select the size in the basics section, I'm only seeing options with 2 vCPUs or less RAM than what I need. I don't want to change the resource group or subnet either. I've checked my quota and have plenty available, so that's not the issue. What should I do? Should I try changing the region, even though that would alter the subnet as well? Or would cloning one of the similar VMs work while keeping the subnet and NSG rules? Thanks for any advice!
2 Answers
It sounds like it might be a quota issue after all. If you're getting messages like 'size is not available in region for this subscription' or 'insufficient quota,' that's likely the cause. Even if your quotas look fine overall, check that specific region's limits, as there might be discrepancies. Good luck!
When you're picking the SKU, if you search for what you need, like b4ms, does it show up? It should either let you select it or tell you why it's greyed out. Sometimes that can give you a clue about what's going wrong.
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