How to Resolve the Error "Operation results in exceeding quota limits" while creating MCS catalog for the VDA hosted on Azure
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Description
Getting the error message below from the Studio:
InternalErrorMessage : Error: creating virtual machine failed. Exception=Microsoft.Rest.Azure.CloudException: Operation results in exceeding quota limits of Core. Maximum allowed: 30, Current in use: 30, Additional requested: 2.
Resolution
Going by the error message it seems to be an issue with the quota limit which points to the Azure subscription.. Solution is to add additional resources.
Running the command “azure vm list-usage” will further confirm this.
On the Azure side, you may get the following error {“code”:”OperationNotAllowed”,”message”:”Operation results in exceeding quota limits of Core}.
Following articles talks about the Azure subscription.
Running the command “azure vm list-usage” will further confirm this.
On the Azure side, you may get the following error {“code”:”OperationNotAllowed”,”message”:”Operation results in exceeding quota limits of Core}.
Following articles talks about the Azure subscription.
- https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/azure-subscription-service-limits/
- https://redeploy.se/increase-azure-core-limit/
- https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/resource-manager-common-deployment-errors/
Most of the time when provisioning failure occurs due to quota limits, it is either Cores, NICs or Storage Accounts quota issue. So make sure you have sufficient cores, NICs and Storage Accounts to provision the VDAs.
Please contact Microsoft support to increase the quota for your subscription, once the requested quota is provisioned by Microsoft retry the MCS catalog creation, it will be successful.
Issue/Introduction
Unable to provision Machine catalog through MSC on CWC. The VDA is hosted on Azure environment.
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