I have dabbled with Azure over the years, but still rate as a beginner and this is very much some sort of beginner error, and I'm not sure how I was able to make it happen but for what it is worth: I was attempting to create an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster, and when I got to the end of the Creat process I got a variation of the above error: "4 vCPUs are needed for this configuration, but only 0 vCPUs (of 4) remain for the Standard DSv2 Family vCPUs." I had jumped over the set up process and somehow was not warned that I had no Virtual Machine set up.
I tried to reproduce the problem later, but instead I got the warning "Creating an Azure Kubernetes Service Cluster without a system node pool is not permitted" which, while not very helpful at least gives an indication of what is missing.
So the solution seems to be to have already set up a VM so that the system node pool is correctly provisioned when the AKS cluster creation attempt happens.
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