I am unable to create compute instance in my azure ml resource. I am using a free trial and already have 6 unused cores left in my quota. I have used central India as my location. While making the compute instance, It shows - "You do not have enough quota for the following VM sizes".
I've added a screenshot.
Please let me know what is the solution to this problem.
I have the same issue, please let me know if you were able to solve it!
I had an Azure free account and upgraded to a pay-as-you-go account i.e. Azure Plan and am still getting this error. I opened a support ticket to increase my quote.
Why is Azure ML not working after the upgrade ? I was able to create other resources though
See screen shot. can someone from Microsoft please address this issue ?
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@MayankSharma-1990 Azure Machine learning compute has a separate quota for the core compute and if you are unable to select any VM size for your region then most probably the free compute cores are not allocated in this region and you can move to pay-as-you-go subscription and then refresh to check for available compute based on this quota.
Also, free trial subscriptions are not eligible for limit or quota increases. If you have a free trial subscription, you can upgrade to a pay-as-you-go subscription. Please check the note here for more details to upgrade.
Having the same issue here, first i tried to set up the region in west germany then to eastus, nothing works since I am not able to set select any virtual machine with my free trial account
I was following the DP-100 tutorial for deep-learning and it suggests the free trial account would be enough:
A Microsoft Azure subscription. If you don't already have one, you can sign up for a free trial at https://azure.microsoft.com/free.
An Azure Machine Learning workspace with a compute instance and the ml-basics repository cloned.
Its seems to be misleading given the case
Edit: Upgrading to pay-as-you-go does not solve the problem
You have to request an increase in Quota through Microsoft, it can take awhile but it will work. It does not make sense to me why the default would be 0 VM cores.
I was able to create a compute instance after I recreated the Azure ML workspace in AustraliaEast. But when i tried it 3 days later it is not allowing me to create one ( have to check quotas i think).
But bottom line AustraliaEast seemed to work
I have the same problem with eastus2 region, that it didn't allow me to select any virtual machines
I am having the same issue with the West US region
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