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Is there a way to access details about "How many Cores are available for my subscription"? I recently asked for an increase in Compute-VM (cores-vCPUs) subscription limit. After being granted the increase this still resizes my jobs to about 0.12 times my actual limit - beyond which I get the usual AccountCoreQuotaReached error.
You can view your quotas for your subscription by going to the subscriptions page in the portal, selecting your subscription, then in the left menu go to "usage and quotas"
Thanks Sam!
This does show that I have a quota of 500 compute cores for my subscription (for the FSv2 VMs I want to use). But for a Batch service that I run, I only got about 62 cores that were active at a given point. Used to be limited to 6 active out of 50 available previously. Any insight as to how this works?
Batch will only create as many cores as your job actually needs, so first you want to make sure that your job actually needs more cores. Secondly, you can set a limit on the number of cores per batch pool, so check you do not have a limit there.