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@Wolf7horne Are you attempting to use this against Public Azure?

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@derekbekoe Yes I am.

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@Wolf7horne:

1. Can you share your full command?
2. Is it a managed image (an image created from a managed vm/disk)?
3. Does the source disk still exists in your subscription?

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@tamirkamara

1. az image copy --source-resource-group WestUS --source-object-name Goldv9Image --target-resource-group EastUS --targe-location eastus2 --cleanup
2. osDisk and dataDisk both have managedDisk = null, another thing to note is that it is already generalized as well.
3. Yes it does

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@Wolf7horne
I think this means that the vm isn't based on managed disks. Can you rerun the command with --debug and send the full output?

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@tamirkamara the same issue, full output attached.

Full command az image copy --source-resource-group batch_template_vms --source-object-name template-batch-vm-image-54509 --target-location northeurope --target-resource-group batch_experiments --cleanup --debug 2> log.txt

log.txt

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@PoisonousJohn
This extension is using the managed disk of the source vm from which the image was created.
In the output it looks like the disk source is in a blob. What was the process to create your image? Was the vm managed-disk based?

Tamir

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@tamirkamara as it was mentioned by @Wolf7horne, the case is related to blob-based image (non-managed disk).

I understand that for now this extension assumes you're using image disk. Do you have any plans on supporting blob images?

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