Code should filter regions for Consumption Linux scenario

[davidebbo]

Initially, it is only available in West US, East US, Southeast Asia and West Europe.

I believe there is an API to get this, but I don't know the details. @bala16 or @ahmelsayed should know more.

[balag0]

get https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/<>/providers/Microsoft.Web/georegions?api-version=2016-03-01&servicefabriccontainersenabled=true

This will filter out the correct set of regions.

[ejizba]

I took a closer look and the 'azure-arm-webiste' node module has this api:

  listGeoRegions(options?: { sku? : string, linuxWorkersEnabled? : boolean, xenonWorkersEnabled? : boolean, linuxDynamicWorkersEnabled? : boolean, customHeaders? : { [headerName: string]: string; } }): Promise<models.GeoRegionCollection>;

It seems like linuxDynamicWorkersEnabled should be exactly what I want, but when I pass it as true I still get 26 regions. Should that flag work? I don't think the node module lets me pass in arbitrary flags like 'servicefabriccontainersenabled' and I'd rather not call the rest api directly

[balag0]

@EricJizbaMSFT Yes you are right. linuxDynamicWorkersEnabled is what you should be using but that change will not deployed until of end of month. We published the swagger sooner so we can get the sdk built with those changes that some other clients use. Until then please use servicefabriccontainersenabled.