como solucionar código: RequestDisallowedByAzure; destino: yanxxxxxxxxxx01)

Hi @VERA ABASCAL, CRISTIAN ,

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Hey there! It looks like you're encountering a RequestDisallowedByAzure error while trying to deploy a resource named yandereai01. This error indicates that your deployment is being blocked due to Azure Policy restrictions applied to your subscription. Here's how you can tackle this issue:

Steps to Resolve the Issue

1. Identify the Blocking Policy:
   • Go to the Azure portal and check the Activity Log or Deployments section in the resource group or subscription for details about the failed operation.
   • Look for the policyAssignmentId and policyDefinitionId in the error message. These identifiers will help you understand which policy is causing the restriction.
2. Check Policy Details Using Azure CLI:
   • You can retrieve the policy details by using the following commands:

     
          # Retrieve policy assignment details
     
          az policy assignment show --name <policy-assignment-name> --resource-group <resource-group-name>
     
          # Retrieve policy definition details
     
          az policy definition show --name <policy-definition-name>
     
     

3. Review the Policy Configuration:
   • In the Azure portal, navigate to the Policy blade and inspect the specific policy that's blocking your deployment.
   • Check for constraints such as disallowed resource types, required metadata tags, or geographic restrictions.
4. Modify the Policy or Request an Exemption:
   • If you have permissions: Edit the policy assignment in the Azure portal, modifying any parameters or rules that prevent your deployment.
   • If you lack permissions: Send the details of the error (especially the policyAssignmentId and policyDefinitionId) to your Azure administrator. Request them to either adjust the policy or create a policy exemption for your resource.
5. Adjust Your Resource Configuration:
   • If modifying the policy isn't viable, consider changing your deployment to comply with the existing policy. This might involve deploying to an allowed region or using different resource configurations.
6. Retry the Deployment:
   • Once you have updated the policy or your resource settings, try your deployment again.

Verification

After attempting the deployment again, verify success by checking the Activity Log or the Deployments section to confirm that the resource has been created.

Further Reading

Here are some resources you can check out for more in-depth guidance:

• Resolve RequestDisallowedByPolicy for Microsoft Azure resources
• Understand Azure Policy effects
• Create and manage Azure Policy assignments

Hope this helps you get that resource deployed successfully! If you have any more questions or run into issues, feel free to ask!

Hi,

Azure for Students restricts which regions you can deploy resources to. Typically you are restricted to five different regions, and these vary for each person.

Please navigate to Azure Policy -- Authoring -- Assignments using link below:

https://portal.azure.com/#view/Microsoft_Azure_Policy/PolicyMenuBlade/~/Assignments

Click on assignment named Allowed resource deployment regions

Examine Allowed locations Parameter value for list of regions, similar to below (regions in screenshot are different than yours):

The regions shown in your Parameter value are the ones you are allowed to deploy resources to. Please try to create resources in one of these regions and let me know the results.

Please click Accept Answer and upvote if the above was helpful.

Thanks.

-TP