Hi I m seeing some weird behavior when I m creating an Azure

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Hi I m seeing some weird behavior when I m creating an Azure Container App using Pulumi via c Basically it s creating another resource group with what appears to be a random generated name In there it s creating a load balancer it calls kubernetes a network security group and a public ip addres

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

icy-doctor-13719 · Answer

is that of type `AzureNative App ContainerApp`

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

yes

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

well

icy-doctor-13719 · Answer

can you share your code that you re using to create

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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icy-doctor-13719 · Answer

looks like `AzureNative App ManagedEnvironment`

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

icy-doctor-13719 · Answer

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

icy-doctor-13719 · Answer

i d start there

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

many-telephone-49025 · Answer

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

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

many-telephone-49025 · Answer

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

many-telephone-49025 · Answer

with the default MC xxxx name of the rg

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

exactly

many-telephone-49025 · Answer

I change the name always smile

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

many-telephone-49025 · Answer

I don t know in Container App if its possible there but in vanilla MC i use the `nodeResourceGroup` property

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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

many-telephone-49025 · Answer

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

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

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>

many-telephone-49025 · Answer

For AKS yes but for Container Apps I did not find one Not even the CLI has a hidden flag ```az containerapp create h```

incalculable-napkin-4298 · Answer

oh you re right was looking in the wrong place

many-telephone-49025 · Answer

I would had celebrate this to satisfy my inner OCD smile