Hey all,
I’m trying to work though the "Accessing and Using the Azure Cloud Shell" -lab, but when I try to create the cloudshell/powershell, the system compains that "Storage creation failed". In the dashboard we see the following:
"An error occured when trying to fetch resources. Additional details from the underlying API that might be helpful: Please provide below info when asking for support: timestamp = 2021-01-05T12:07:49.2218283Z, correlationId = 75ef707b-0f34-4a09-8ae2-f17841b72ce8. (Code: AccessDenied) Access is denied to the requested resource. The user might not have enough permission. (Code: AccessDenied) You can try accessing your resources using Resource Explorer. "
and at the storage creation we get a superlong json-ish type error report.
Anyone else having the same problem?
2 Answers
Hi Rami,
For this particular hands-on lab, you will usually see this error when the cloud shell region has not been set to the same region as the pre-provisioned resource group/storage account. When setting up the storage for the cloud shell, you will need to go into the advanced settings and set the cloud shell region to match the region of the resource group/storage account.
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