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I am using a free account.
I try to allocate compute resources (CPU) to test machine learning.
I can't select a pre-defined VM.
System show "I don't have quota".
I still have NTD:6094.
I create a Ubuntu VM.
Link it into the machine learning workspace.
It is OK.
I can see the VM in the machine learning workspace.
I try to run the python script in the notebook.
There are no compute resources available in the notebook.
I can not select the Ubuntu VM which is imported.
Please help!
@Darren Chan I think you are using attached compute that is created outside of Azure ML workspace. These VMs cannot be used for Azure ML notebooks, you need to create compute instance VMs from Azure ML workspace to use for notebooks.
With respect to the quota Azure free accounts have a limit on CPU & GPU, you can review your usage and delete instances which are not required and try again or you could request an increase in quota if required. More details about the quota are documented in this page.
Thanks a lot for your reply.
On the page to allocate compute instance.
The page shows that 24 cores are available, but I can't select any VM.
My account still has NT$6,061.00.
It should be enough to allocate VM in Machine Learning.
The system doesn't let me select any VM.
It is strange that attaching a Ubuntu VM is verified by the system, but I can't use it.
I just want to evaluate Azure Machine Learning within 30 days.
Thanks!
@Darren Chan The machine learning workspace have some pre-configured quotas and based on this the listing is shown in the page. If you are unable to find any compute for selection you can click on the view quota link and this will display the limits for different types of compute and you can then request quota or configure the quota for required VM type.
Request or configure quota by clicking the button which redirects to Azure portal "usages + quota page" for your machine learning resource.
Here is the message after trying your suggestion.
"Your free trial subscription account is not eligible for a quota increase. To request an increase in quota, please upgrade to a pay-as-you-go subscription account first"
Still can't use Azure Machine Learning.
It is a frustrating experience.
Plan to test TensorFlow by CoLab.
Thanks a lot for your help!