I'm setting up a simple Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) environment in my test setup, but I'm running into issues with the VM selection. Each time I try to pick a VM, I get errors about hitting quota limits or that the VM isn't available in the East US 2 region. Is there a way to check which VMs are available in East US 2 that also fall within my quota? Can I find a list of these VMs? Thanks for your help!
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If you're having trouble in East US 2, consider trying a different region like Central US. It might be easier to provision VMs there since East US 2 can be quite resource-constrained at times.
Currently, East US and East US 2 are really tight on resources. If you're looking for more options, Central US is a good alternative. You can also check your quotas through the Azure search tool by entering 'Quota'.
Don't forget to check your current subscription for usage and quotas. Sometimes, an Azure policy could block certain actions, though that's rare. You can easily see your quotas by searching for 'Quota' in the Azure portal's search bar.
To find out which VMs are available in East US 2, you can use the Azure CLI command: `az vm list-skus --location eastus2`. By default, your quota is usually set to 10 CPUs per VM SKU, so keep that in mind. If you're running into quota issues, you may need to request an increase for specific SKUs through the support section of the Azure portal.
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