Azure: Provisioning of virtual machine fails.

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I am trying to provision Azure Virtual Machines to the same availability set one after the other. I see this error when trying to a provision in Australia East. 

 Provisioning failed. Allocation failed. Please try reducing the VM size or 
 number of VMs, retry later, or try deploying to a different Availability Set 
 or different Azure location.. AllocationFailed
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You probably need to reach out to support, to check your core allocation for Australia East. There's really nothing that can be done here at StackOverflow. – David Makogon
I checked out the core allocation and we don't seem to be hitting our limits. – nwarriorch

1 Answers

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This error means you are try to adding a big size VM to the Availability set, the VM size bigger than other VMs, that host does not support this VM size.

We should stop all the VMs in the availability set. Then add this new VM to it, then start the other VMs.

Here a blog about add VM to Azure availability set, please refer to it.

Update:

Please try to create new VM and at the same time to create Availability set, like this: enter image description here