Credential creation errors on Azure
The following section lists common issues related to creating a Cloudbreak credential on Azure and steps to resolve them.
Role already exists
Example error message: Role already exists in Azure with the name: CloudbreakCustom50
Symptom: You specified that you want to create a new role for Cloudbreak credential, but an existing role with the same name already exists in Azure.
Solution: You should either rename the role during credential creation or select
the Reuse existing custom role option.
Role does not exist
Example error message: Role does not exist in Azure with the name: CloudbreakCustom60
Symptom: You specified that you want to reuse an existing role for your Cloudbreak credential, but that particular role does not exist in Azure.
Solution: You should either rename the new role during the credential creation to
match the existing role’s name or select the Let Cloudbreak create a custom
role option.
Role does not have enough privileges
Example error message: CloudbreakCustom 50 role does not have enough privileges to be used by Cloudbreak!
Symptom: You specified that you want to reuse an existing role for your Cloudbreak credential, but that particular role does not have the necessary privileges for Cloudbreak cluster management.
Solution: You should either select an existing role with enough privileges or
select the Let Cloudbreak create a custom role option.
The necessary action set for Cloudbreak to be able to manage the clusters includes:
"Microsoft.Compute/*", "Microsoft.Network/*", "Microsoft.Storage/*",
"Microsoft.Resources/*"
Client does not have authorization
Example error message:Failed to verify credential: Status code 403, {“error”:{“code”:”AuthorizationFailed”, “message”:”The client ‘X’ with object id ‘z’ does not have authorization to perform action ‘Microsoft.Storage/storageAccounts/read’ over scope ‘subscriptions/…’”}
Symptom: Your Azure account does not have sufficient permissions to create a Coudbreak credential.
Solution: If you get this error during interactive credential creation, please
ensure that your Azure account has Microsoft.Authorization/*/Write
permission. Otherwise contact your Azure administrator to either give your account that
permission or create the necessary resources for the app-based credential creation
method.
Cloud not validate publickey certificate
Example error message:Could not validate publickey certificate [certificate: ‘fdfdsf’], detailed message: Corrupt or unknown public key file format
Symptom: The syntax of your SSH public key is incorrect.
Solution: You must correct the syntax of your SSH key. For information about the correct syntax, refer to this page.