Timeout on provisioning using azurerm

[hashibot]

This issue was originally opened by @girishramnani as hashicorp/terraform#9567. It was migrated here as part of the provider split. The original body of the issue is below.

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Hi there,

I am trying to provision 4 servers using azurerm and an i/o timeout occurs when i am trying to provision the servers.
I have configured a remote state and hence terraform tries to destroy the infrastructure created in the past. So even before it reaches the creation of the current infrastructure the error occurs. This is the gist of the output https://gist.github.com/d93bef6830d0cf6a5ad6b279750c4b56

One thing I noticed is if i do not configure a remote-state, the servers get provisioned a work nicely.

So after getting this i/o timeout error i try to deprovision ( just so that maybe terraform gets to a clean state) and in that case connection timed out error occurs.
This is the gist of the output https://gist.github.com/girishramnani/0e80c9ef7582e13f07cebc1438f5fdd2. I am running terraform on an aws instance so this issue is not related to the internet speed.

Terraform Version - 0.7.4

Expected behavior

The servers should be provisioned

[achandmsft]

Hi @girishramnani,
Thanks for reporting this issue. Sorry about the delay in replying to the same. Terraform has had native support for azurerm as a remote state backend from November 2017 as mentioned in #351. So this should be supported from 0.10.6 of Terraform.

We have also released a Terraform offering in the Azure Marketplace that leverages this support to help you share remote state as well as share identity via Azure Managed Service Identity.

As this is an old issue which should now be fixed with #351, I will close it over the next few days if I don't hear back from you by then.

Thanks,
Arun Chandrasekhar
Principal Program Manager - Azure OSS Integrations
https://twitter.com/rcarunmsft

[girishramnani]

Sure

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On Tue 17 Apr, 2018, 2:48 AM Arun Chandrasekhar, ***@***.***> wrote: Hi @girishramnani <https://github.com/girishramnani>, Thanks for reporting this issue. Sorry about the delay in replying to the same. Terraform has had native support for azurerm as a remote state backend from November 2017 as mentioned in #351 <#351>. So this should be supported from 0.10.6 of Terraform. We have also released a Terraform <http://aka.ms/aztf> offering in the Azure Marketplace that leverages this support to help you share remote state as well as share identity via Azure Managed Service Identity. As this is an old issue which should now be fixed with #351 <#351>, I will close it over the next few days if I don't hear back from you by then. Thanks, Arun Chandrasekhar Principal Program Manager - Azure OSS Integrations https://twitter.com/rcarunmsft — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#22 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AGP5tNxTprRZGIWgWYgTgqKucUfXUaUjks5tpQq3gaJpZM4N42q_> .

[achandmsft]

So @girishramnani, Should I close this issue?

[girishramnani]

Sure go ahead. Thank you.

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