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If you’re getting a 500 Internal Server Error when trying to use the Location Based Capability Set – Get API, it usually means your subscription has been blocked from creating resources in that specific region, which in this case is East US. This problem often happens because many users are trying to deploy MySQL Flexible Server in the most popular regions, and there are capacity limits.
To fix this, you can request an increase in your service and subscription limits (quotas) for the East US region. Here’s how you can do it:
- Go to the Azure Support request page using this link: Create a support request.
- For the issue type, select Service and subscription limits (quotas).
- For the quota type, choose Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server.
- Click Next to proceed.
- In the Additional Details tab, click Enter details. Here, choose Region access or Quota increase, then select East US. Fill in any additional information required and click Save.
- Continue filling out the form, then click Next.
- Review your request carefully and click Create.
You should get an automated email confirming your request within a few minutes. This process could help you get the quota increase needed to deploy in East US.
If you already have a MySQL Flexible Server in East US and cannot increase the quota, another option is to use Cross Region Restore. This allows you to restore your database to a different region where your quota isn’t limited, and you can continue working without waiting for quota increases.
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