Failed to Create a Resource Pool

Resource Quota Limit

When you use a dedicated resource pool (for example, scaling resources, creating a VPC, creating a VPC and subnet, or interconnecting a VPC), if the system displays a message indicating that the resource quota is limited, submit a service ticket.

If creating a dedicated resource pool fails due to insufficient quota, click Apply for Maximum Quota. On the Create Service Ticket page, configure the parameters. Enter the details and reasons for the adjustment in the Problem Description section. In the Problem Description area, fill in the content and reason for adjustment. Read and agree to the protocol and click Submit.

Figure 1 Creating resources failed due to insufficient quota

Creation Failed/Change Failed

1. Log in to the ModelArts console. In the navigation pane, choose Resource Management > Dedicated Compute Resources > Resource Pools (old console: Resource Management > Dedicated Resource Pool).
2. Click the number next to Failed Tasks in the upper-right corner of the cluster list to check order details about failed resource pools.
   Hover the cursor over Failed to view the failure cause.

   Figure 2 Creating a resource pool failed
   

3. In the dialog box that is displayed, find the failed creation or change task and click View Details in the Operation column to view the failure cause.
   

   Your order history appears in the list and stays available for 90 days. Resource queues (former logical subpools) are excluded.