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ServiceFabric cluster (VMSS) deployment takes very long

I am trying to deploy a Service Fabric cluster via an Azure pipeline into my Resourcegroup.

In the Deployments overview I can see that the Virtual machine scale set does not finish for some reason. It is currently running over 2,5 hours.
After a bit over four hours it will stop and the Status will change from "Deploying" to "Failed".

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I am using the Silver tier for the ServiceFabric and a VMSS with 5 Standard_D2_v2 VMs.

In my other Resourcegroup I use a "cheaper" setting, so Bronze SF tier and only 3 VMs. And in this RG it has no problems with the deployment.


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vipullag-MSFT answered

@Lars-2590

Welcome to Microsoft Q&A Platform, thanks for posting your query here.


Based on the issue description, it could be a missing mention of enableParrallelJobs. The Silver DurabilityLevel would require to have the enableParrallelJobs parameter set to true in the Service Fabric Virtual Machine Extension. This value should be present and should be true for cluster having durability of silver and above.

Here is a document reference, that shows a configuration snippet where the Durability Level is set to Silver and “enableParrallelJobs” is set to true.

Please try this and see if the issue resolves. If you still see the same issue, then this has to be investigated by support team.

Hope that helps.
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