azapi_resource doesnt support Microsoft.DevOpsInfrastructure managedDevOpsPools quotas

[kraj-schubergphilis-com]

resource "azapi_resource" "quotas" {
body = {
properties = {
limit = {
limitObjectType = "LimitValue"
limitType = ""
value = 35
}
name = {
value = "standardDADSv5Family"
}
resourceType = "managedDevOpsPools"
}
}
id = (known after apply)
ignore_casing = false
ignore_missing_property = true
name = "standardDADSv5Family"
output = (known after apply)
parent_id = "/subscriptions/xxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxx/providers/Microsoft.DevOpsInfrastructure/locations/germanywestcentral"
schema_validation_enabled = true
type = "Microsoft.Quota/quotas@2025-03-01"
}

[rafabu]

Just a hint on a possible workaround as I've fiddeled with it a few months back:

While I was unable to request a quota increase for Managed DevOps Pools using azapi, it was relatively easy to check on the current quota using data azapi_resource_action if you know where to look for it:

data "azapi_resource_action" "provider_usage" {
  type                   = "Microsoft.DevOpsInfrastructure/locations@2024-04-04-preview"
  resource_id            = "${data.azapi_client_config.this.subscription_resource_id}/providers/Microsoft.DevOpsInfrastructure/locations/${lower(var.azure_location)}"
  action                 = "usages"
  method                 = "GET"
  response_export_values = ["*"]
}

For the actual request I have resorted to using a local-exec provisioner in a terraform_data resource that runs az quota update. Azure CLI will return with an error code even when successful. Hence there was a second azapi_resource_action data source downstream to check on the result. Rather clumsy but did get us further.

Without having anayzied this further I am under the assumption that the Resource API isn't behaing well for quota updates, which then makes azapi fail.

[kraj-schubergphilis-com]

Just a hint on a possible workaround as I've fiddeled with it a few months back:

While I was unable to request a quota increase for Managed DevOps Pools using azapi, it was relatively easy to check on the current quota using data azapi_resource_action if you know where to look for it:

data "azapi_resource_action" "provider_usage" {
type = "Microsoft.DevOpsInfrastructure/locations@2024-04-04-preview"
resource_id = "${data.azapi_client_config.this.subscription_resource_id}/providers/Microsoft.DevOpsInfrastructure/locations/${lower(var.azure_location)}"
action = "usages"
method = "GET"
response_export_values = ["*"]
}
For the actual request I have resorted to using a local-exec provisioner in a terraform_data resource that runs az quota update. Azure CLI will return with an error code even when successful. Hence there was a second azapi_resource_action data source downstream to check on the result. Rather clumsy but did get us further.

Without having anayzied this further I am under the assumption that the Resource API isn't behaing well for quota updates, which then makes azapi fail.

Thank you, let me have a try on this

[ms-henglu]

Hi @kraj-schubergphilis-com ,

Thank you for taking time to report this issue.

I tried to use similar config to deploy this resource, and it returns invalid resource name.
I also tried to use azapi to list all quotas of DevOpsInfrastructure, but it returns empty list.

Would you please share the docs about this resource/feature?

Here's my example:

terraform {
  required_providers {
    azapi = {
      source = "Azure/azapi"
    }
  }
}

provider "azapi" {
  skip_provider_registration = false
}

data "azapi_client_config" "current" {}


# │ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# │ RESPONSE 400: 400 Bad Request
# │ ERROR CODE: InvalidResourceName
# │ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# │ {
# │   "error": {
# │     "code": "InvalidResourceName",
# │     "message": "Name standardDADSv5Family is not valid resource name."
# │   }
# │ }
# │ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
resource "azapi_resource" "quota" {
  type      = "Microsoft.Quota/quotas@2025-03-01"
  name      = "standardDADSv5Family"
  parent_id = "${data.azapi_client_config.current.subscription_resource_id}/providers/Microsoft.DevOpsInfrastructure/locations/germanywestcentral"
  body = {
    properties = {
      limit = {
        limitObjectType = "LimitValue"
        limitType       = ""
        value           = 35
      }
      name = {
        value = "standardDADSv5Family"
      }
      resourceType = "managedDevOpsPools"
    }
  }
}

data "azapi_resource_list" "quota" {
  type      = "Microsoft.Quota/quotas@2025-03-01"
  parent_id = "${data.azapi_client_config.current.subscription_resource_id}/providers/Microsoft.DevOpsInfrastructure/locations/westus"
  response_export_values = ["*"]
}


# quota = {
#   "value" = []
# }
output "quota" {
  value = data.azapi_resource_list.quota.output
}

[kraj-schubergphilis-com]

ure, but it returns empty list.

@ms-henglu I believe the api not exists for this one, I found this issue here
Azure/azure-rest-api-specs#35586