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Azure Spot cpu didnt get expanded

LoLyou5555 dejsjao 20 Reputation points
2024-05-18T11:17:32.79+00:00

So I was Send support to increase cpu due to I can't expand normaly its expand but it show increased instead total but i send a cpu expand request waited and cpu spot didn't got expanded its about 4 hours now dude what happened and quota system bugged to

And AI Answers Is Told that re-sent it but i did no spot cpu expand

So I Want fix for

  • Quota system its show increased instead of total
  • supoort didn't increase cpu after 4 hours
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  1. kobulloc-MSFT 24,406 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2024-05-18T20:23:33.5733333+00:00

    Hello, @LoLyou5555 dejsjao ! We received your feedback and want to make sure that your question has been answered. From your description, it sounds like your request wasn't able to be fulfilled automatically so you will need to wait for a support engineer to respond to the support request that you opened. You may need to wait a bit longer depending on queue volumes but the support engineer working on your ticket will be able to address the issues you are running into.

    How do I increase spot vCPU quotas? Why hasn't my quota been increased yet?

    First, it is important to remember that Azure Spot Virtual Machines are discounted rates for virtual machines that aren't in use. When the virtual machines are needed again, Azure reclaims the VM with 30 second notice. This is perfect for workloads that can handle interruptions like batch processing jobs, dev/test environments, and large compute workloads, but it also requires that there are unused virtual machines. If you select a popular VM SKU (like a GPU VM) in a popular region, then it's unlikely that there will be spot instances available.

    • Requesting an increase: It's important to make sure that an increase was requested for spot vCPU family quotas rather than standard vCPU family quotas. You can increase by entering a new limit or adjust the usage %.
    • Waiting for the request to be approved: Your request will be reviewed, and you'll be notified if the request can be fulfilled. This usually happens within a few minutes but in a case like yours where the request isn't fulfilled, you'll see a link where you can open a support request so that a support engineer can assist you with the increase. It sounds like you currently waiting for the next available representative.

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  1. Q&A Assist
    2024-05-18T11:17:32.8066667+00:00
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    Based on the context provided, it seems that you have requested an increase in CPU quota for your Azure Spot virtual machines, but the quota increase has not been reflected after waiting for 4 hours. It is possible that your request is still being reviewed, or there may be an issue with the quota system.

    To check the status of your quota increase request, you can go to the Quotas page in the Azure portal and look for any notifications or updates related to your request. If you do not see any updates, you can create a support request to ask for assistance with the increase.

    It is also worth noting that when deploying a new Spot VM, the total new and existing vCPU usage for all Spot VM instances must not exceed the approved Spot vCPU quota limit. If the Spot quota is exceeded, the Spot VM cannot be deployed. Additionally, Azure may evict Spot VMs at any point in time when capacity is needed back.

    I hope this information helps.

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