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Also, it seems to hang indefinetly when creating the container env. Any thoughts on why this might be?

is that of type `AzureNative.App.ContainerApp` ?

can you share your code that you’re using to create?

looks like `AzureNative.App.ManagedEnvironment`

yeah, before I can create the app, I need an managed env

It may have something to do with the fact that it needs to be part of a virtual network

i looked at a managedenvironment that I created and the only real difference is the Vnet configuration

I just created one without the virtual network settings. Still same results strangely enough

Ok.. but.. I just created one through the portal and it ALSO creates the weird vnet. So it's not a pulumi problem but an azure problem. Thanks for your input :slightly_smiling_face:

Azure Container App is based on a Kubernetes, so I would expect to get the LB for the k8s API server.

Sure, on some level, that makes sense, it's just that it creates a new resource group with some (what to me appears to be) unrelated resources and a seemingly randomized name.

If it would have created these resources in the same resource group it would have already made more sense

I think they did it this way because they kept the names the same for the resources (such as the LB) so it HAS to be in a different resource group.

Its like Managed Cluster in Azure, it also creates an node resource group.

but you'd have to go in and do that manually right?

I don't know in Container App if its possible there, but in vanilla MC i use the `nodeResourceGroup` property

or do you have a way to do that also through pulumi?

Just checked, It's not possible. Makes probably again sense, as Container App push K8s into an implementation detail.

yeah, was looking as well.. annoyingly enough, from CLI there is that option <https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/faq#can-i-provide-my-own-name-for-the-aks-node-resource-group>

For AKS yes, but for Container Apps I did not find one. Not even the CLI has a hidden flag

```az containerapp create -h```

oh you're right, was looking in the wrong place

I would had celebrate this, to satisfy my inner OCD :smile: