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Provisioning fails with this error: ALTVNET020
This test is working on the private network.
Test Run Id: bd94f219-296f-43f7-969f-39e2fe7c601b
This load test provisioned successfully on Friday. There have been no changes to the Resource Group we are trying to test on. Still, the engines are not able to connect to the Engine Batch Service.
Things I have tried:
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The error was due to an internal outage impacting Load Balancer service. The portal I checked in step 1 did not tell me this, I saw it from an internal portal. Once this was fixed the load test began working again.
Hi Joseph,
From the error code and without details into the setup it is difficult to provide solution, however you can check the troubleshooting steps with regards that I think you might run into some issues related to virtual network configuration and role-based access control (RBAC) permissions.
Also with the error I suspect the subnet you have is not in ready state - The subnet you're using for the load test isn't in the Succeeded state and isn't ready to deploy your load test into it.
Example - az network vnet subnet show -g MyResourceGroup -n MySubnet --vnet-name MyVNet
Can you select another subnet and test?
Hope this helps.
JS
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